Finally, we of course accept (and explicitly state) that the model that we identify as the most supported does not represent unarguable truth.
They are hardly demanding, being both vague and overlapping (as well as verbless): "Your family better off", "Your child achieving more" and "Your children with the best start" sound like one unarguable proposition, not three.Until recently, the Tories have struggled to gain any attention for their policies.
It's unarguable, isn't it?
When the words you are facing prosecution for are not threats or smears, but plain, unarguable, facts, is there ever a case to answer?
Mr. Kushner's own, unarguable voice comes through not least in Courage's assessment that "to live poor, that takes courage," as spoken by an anti-heroine of sorts who needs war's spoils, or so it would seem, to feed her spirit.
Death, so tenderly observed, becomes not a gothic horror but a devastatingly unarguable fact.
Instead there was mere, unarguable common sense, which is not always Swann's first priority in these sessions.
Robert Pinsky, in "Door," addresses his cat as "darling" and hails her as "fellow-mortal," which is an unarguable fact, though she might not wish to be reminded of it.
It's an unarguable folly, but that needn't be a bad thing.
