Sentence examples for to irrefutable from inspiring English sources

Both ideological groups point to irrefutable polling evidence about when Labour lost its vote, to justify their position.

This makes close to irrefutable sense, at least to me, but economics, as Stiglitz says, is a complicated business and the "dismal science".

So much the better if the messenger, as in Davies' case, doesn't just make the point, but brings it to irrefutable life.

National security officials said, however, that the declaration must be more than accurate; it must lead United Nations inspectors to arms caches, or to irrefutable evidence that they have been destroyed.

Teachers and textbooks often suggest that the "scientific method" is a rigid sequence of steps, followed like a recipe and leading to irrefutable results.

The ultimate goal was to provide close to irrefutable, data-driven evidence that Russia was sending heavy arms and assistance into the Ukraine.

Johnson Publishing Company's mission statement reads that it: "has always aimed at increasing African-Americans' pride in themselves by presenting their past and present achievements to America and to the world.... Through the years the company has also labored to provide irrefutable proof to millions of Black Americans, young and old, that their dreams can and do come true".

Caf, which fined Tunisia after players confronted referee Rajindraparsad Seechurn after the final whistle, had wanted the 2004 champions to apologise for "insinuations of bias and lack of ethics against Caf and its officials, or to present irrefutable evidence to substantiate the accusations".

The story of David Einhorn and Allied Capital is an example of a moneyman who believed, with absolute certainty, that he was in the right, who said so, and who then watched the world fail to react to his irrefutable demonstration of his own rightness.

Over the course of eight weeks, nine teams of two people each will be unleashed into the Pacific Northwest to attempt to find irrefutable evidence of the existence of Bigfoot -- as they all compete for a $10 million prize.

As a tribute to veterans and to the irrefutable role and sacrifices of the Soviet Union's people in defeating Hitler, the events on the square were high spectacle.