Sentence examples for not irrefutably from inspiring English sources

With everything that you read and see, I sometimes think, 'My goodness, did anyone really break Roger's record?' " Not irrefutably, not yet.

Though the Guardian has not irrefutably linked individual Thai ships using Rohingya slaves to specific seafood supermarket produce, the likelihood is that some seafood produced using this labour will have ended up on western shelves.

It's difficult to question the ethics of a funds transfer if we can't even irrefutably establish the ethics of the original donation.

Moreover, the data you're learning in exchange does not appear to irrefutably help anyone — according to your letter, the principal upside is that you learn "interesting information".

His Cours de philosophie positive, published in six volumes between 1830 and 1842, sought to demonstrate irrefutably not merely the possibility but the inevitability of a science of man, one for which Comte coined the word "sociology" and that would do for man the social being exactly what biology had already done for man the biological animal.

As G. K. Chesterton wrote, irrefutably, "Dickens did not write what the people wanted.

As Tolstoy himself wrote, "The aim of an artist is not to solve a problem irrefutably, but to make people love life in all its countless, inexhaustible manifestations".

'Irrefutably badass' is not the obvious phrase to reach for when discussing a late-Renaissance lutenist and composer whose output was chiefly a capella madrigals and settings of sacred texts.

Three incontrovertible facts that suggest irrefutably that he shouldn't be let within a country mile of a packed commuter train just leaving Waterloo.

But the pattern they create is irrefutably clear: We don't know if Hurricane Katrina was caused by climate change, but we do know that we are rapidly heading for a world where climate change causes worse Katrinas.

… The outcome of the inquiry is plainly and irrefutably this: Sight Recognition is not Identification.