Sentence examples for most irrefutable from inspiring English sources

He makes the freshest, most irrefutable case yet for Curt Flood's long overdue selection.

Even astronomy, the hardest of sciences dealing with the most irrefutable of facts, is dependent on its human practitioners' subjectivity and interpretation of data.

The one person with the most irrefutable prediction was Joann.

He said that he and his co-authors thought that "the most irrefutable reason to go on stage... was to talk about something strong".

Democracy, in its profoundest sense, in its truest sense, in its most irrefutable sense, in its most vivid sense, is the quality of the human spirit in the face of human life".

The most recent, but most irrefutable, evidence of domestication comes from sites where horse remains were interred with chariots in graves of the Sintashta and Petrovka cultures c. 2100 BC.

That the machines are more economical for most vineyards is irrefutable.

No serious news-gathering organization would print or broadcast such an allegation based on this watery testimony; indeed, even if the information was triple checked and irrefutable, most responsible publications and television and radio news programs would at least ponder whether it was fair to report an emotional remark made 26 years earlier.

Despite clear calls from doctors and sleep researchers for later start times since the 1990s, and despite evidence that has already been called "irrefutable," most communities resist returning to schedules that allow for healthy sleep.

One of the most staggering and irrefutable facts about the Big Mac is that there is nothing in the world that tastes quite like a Big Mac, and yet it is successfully replicated an estimated 2.4 million times per year around the globe.

Like President Thabo Mbeki, she has cast doubt on what most scientists call an irrefutable link between the HIV virus and AIDS.