Sentence examples for is difficult to refute from inspiring English sources
As it turns out, this argument is difficult to refute.
However diplomatic Nadal wants to remain, it is difficult to refute the evidence.
The computer says that Williams is actually No. 7, but based on results since January, it is difficult to refute Hingis's assessment, although Lindsay Davenport, who is ranked No. 2, might be eager to debate.
But Tindall's central complaint — that the classical-music world has created a crisis by training too many musicians and supporting a culture of exorbitant pay for a few fortunate stars — is difficult to refute.
It is difficult to refute this claim -- not because it is self-evidently true, but because any evidence that might support it remains classified and unknown to all but those who defend the program.
A friend of mine, ruing the design of "The Fellowship of the Ring," said that it relied on fantasy rather than on folklore, and the charge is difficult to refute; what allows Jackson to animate his pictures, even as they threaten to founder in fantastical gothic, is his knack (again, Olivier-like) for the telling gesture.
Viewed through an outsider's eyes, it's difficult to refute.
They all have the same two themes: army or orcs". Viewed through an outsider's eyes, it's difficult to refute.
His tactics are shrewd enough: however misguided his policies, it will be difficult to refute them without appearing to defend high energy bills and unaffordable houses.
In the media, in the courtroom, and in everyday confrontation, ad hominem arguments are easy to put forward as accusations, are difficult to refute, and often have an extremely powerful effect on persuading an audience.
