Sentence examples for not easily refuted from inspiring English sources

Best of all, Mr. Powlett said, "it's not easily refuted by the opposition".

1. Can the potential scandal be described with one sentence, but not easily refuted with one sentence?

This seems an extremely harsh way of stating the case — ungrateful, as it were — but the evidence that supports this way of stating it is not easily refuted.

There are many such anecdotes about music in the Third Reich, and they serve to back up Thomas Mann's controversial but not easily refuted contention that in Nazi Germany the greatest art was implicated in the greatest evil.

Making a series of implications that are her book's most controversial aspect, she connects this hysteria to the 1947 alleged flying saucer crash in Roswell, N.M., a story cherished by conspiracy theorists and not easily refuted.

Charges not easily refuted, sometimes.

Yet the charge that pluralism is equivalent to relativism is not so easily refuted, given certain ambiguities in Berlin's account.

But of course that's an issue of undermining his "cool," a positive perception not so easily refuted by John McCain.

Premise (3) may not be so easily refuted.

Much more likely, it is because they couldn't find anything in the report that can be easily refuted.

They don't rely on solid strategic understanding, they can be easily refuted if your opponent has 'booked up' on them (the Ziegler defense literally refutes the BDG flat out), and they will inhibit your learning of traditional chess principles.