Sentence examples for show irrefutably from inspiring English sources

The authors, correspondents for The Economist and trained in the usually impeccable logic of that splendid journal, show irrefutably why globalization will ultimately help most people.

This showed irrefutably that the chain of evidence had been broken.

My colleague John Harris showed, irrefutably, that majority opinion is with cutting benefits.

It has insisted that the technical evidence shows irrefutably that there was only [one] person.

Claimed as an American victory, Tet showed irrefutably that the United States had vastly undercounted the enemy it faced (a failure that General William Westmoreland later explained away as like "trying to estimate the roaches in your kitchen").

Claimed as an American victory, Tet showed irrefutably that the United States had vastly undercounted the enemy it faced (a failure that General William Westmoreland later explained away as like "trying to estimate the roaches in your kitchen").

"There's research that is counterintuitive, that shows you something you'd never guess on your own, and there's research that shows you irrefutably what you had an intuition about, something you thought was true but didn't have evidence to support".

In doing so, they show - empirically, irrefutably - that the most sophisticated academic analyses of LaMotte's and Ash's work have been wrong.

"I believe one of the reasons the government do not want to release the files is because they irrefutably show a huge miscarriage of justice took place all those years ago," she said in a statement provided to the Guardian.

The lawmakers refuse to acknowledge the science irrefutably showing that releasing 82 million metric tons of greenhouse gases daily on Earth are forcing the climate.

But there is also a class of so-called "non-bizarre delusions" in which a person adamantly insists on an idea or event that has been shown to be irrefutably false by overwhelming objective evidence.