Sentence examples for it cannot be disproved from inspiring English sources

The concept of the genogram is a useful paradigm in illuminating family patterns and treating them in therapy, but it is not a theory, for it cannot be disproved.

The law and its interpretation means the officer is unlikely to be successfully convicted just for having a mistaken perception that the suspect was about to open fire, as long as it cannot be disproved that he had an honestly held belief.

Whether the participants had low overall physical activity levels or not was not determined during this study, so it cannot be disproven that physical activity levels are the cause or effect of the themes discussed, due to the potential for bidirectional associations between physical activity levels and other factors [ 16].

It creates a myth that is irrefutable (much in the way that an image's "truth" cannot be disproved), in perpetuity, because of its authoritarian, unrestrained nature.

Those who believe that the existence of conscience is a proof of a godly design are advancing an argument that simply cannot be disproved because there is no evidence for or against it".

"Our present actions are justified because they will make the world a better place" is a hypothesis that cannot be disproved.

Euler's extension of Fermat's last theorem cannot be disproved with an evolutionary algorithm, because the design of a piecemeal causal pay-off function is not in sight.

Darwin's evolution is under threat from "intelligent design" theory, which cannot be disproved by experiment or refuted by argument, but only attacked by asking creationists who they think this designer is.

"The defense of the accused cannot be disproved, that he had no intention to ask for money or to be compensated, but that instead he intended to get proof of the incidents between him and the witness Hullermann," the letter said.

Hence, assuming ZF is consistent, the AC cannot be disproved in ZF and the CH cannot be disproved in ZFC.

But everything indicates that their existence not only cannot be disproved, but in fact the assumption of their existence is a very reasonable axiom of set theory.