Sentence examples for seems irrefutable from inspiring English sources

The logic seems irrefutable.

The logic of the argument seems irrefutable.

This interpretation seems irrefutable in the face of the evidence.

THE logic in favour of purchases of vaccine firms seems irrefutable.

In other words, the rate for discounting future profits may have fallen but the same applies to the expected pace of profits growth.Nevertheless, it seems irrefutable that equity prices have been pushed higher during the QE process.

If one accepts the deist view of God as a "watch maker" who sets the world ticking and then does not intervene, Hume's conclusion seems irrefutable.A second category of arguments against suicide is secular and involves, in one form or another, claims that we owe it to other people family, friends or society as a whole not to kill ourselves.

At the time, this account seemed irrefutable.

Charles de Gaulle's Brazil verdict seemed irrefutable: not a serious country.

Clausen was an esteemed organic chemist, and the results of his analysis seemed irrefutable.

His answer – "We want to show our advertisers that we've got a lot of subscribers" – seemed irrefutable.

In her sensual account of this plush, elusive and transfixing music, Ms. Fleming made Heliane's argument seem irrefutable.