Sentence examples for must be irrefutable from inspiring English sources

The justification for a democratic country like ours to attack another country must be irrefutable.

There must be irrefutable evidence, they argue, that tons of precursors to VX, a chemical agent, and biological experiments have been destroyed.

The facts seem to be irrefutable.

The nation's changing demographics may be irrefutable, but Hollywood is a fickle town.

Long-standing lies that are believed to be irrefutable truths are identified as the most dangerous.

Larry Stone, a national baseball writer for The Seattle Times, said he had voted for McGwire under the principle that a player must be presumed innocent unless irrefutable proof of performance-enhancing drug use existed.

The stereotype has it that religiously grounded political convictions arise from otherworldly sources, are inscribed unambiguously in sacred texts (or interpreted unambiguously by irrefutable authorities) and must be followed almost slavishly.

Valiant attempts and no mistake, gents, but downright feeble when compared with Andy Morrison's seemingly irrefutable response: "The answer must be Port Vale," he declares.

THIS UNION HAS BEEN PUT ASUNDER U.S. and Western European policymakers should face up to a disagreeable and now irrefutable fact of life: Serbia's Kosovo province must be eventually recognized as an independent state.

It's another to believe they took us to war on the basis of a story they knew must be untrue because they'd made it up while in possession of irrefutable proof of its falsity.

"By rejecting the irrefutable and universally accepted principle that those wounded in hostilities must be treated, the parties to the conflict in Syria are setting a dangerous precedent," the panel warned.