Sentence examples for unanswerable argument from inspiring English sources

Then there's the unanswerable argument that the percentage of people who die after going to hospital at weekends is higher than the percentage who go on a weekday.

For me, the Court leaves unanswered his unanswerable argument that no man, not even the President of the United States, is absolutely and fully above the law.

To these is added a last but unanswerable argument in support of his fame -- for we learn by reliable dispatches from Washington, that while on Virginia soil, in performance of an honorable duty, he was shot and infamously murdered.

13th over: England 61-2 (Shah 10, Collingwood 0) Collingwood, who gave an almost unanswerable argument in favour of resting players with the mental clarity of his innings on Friday, survives a first-ball run-out referral.

In quieter parts of the country people's worries are more basic – as in Gywnedd, north Wales, where recent plans to close all 39 of the county's youth clubs were greeted with the unanswerable argument that "young people will have nowhere but the streets to socialise with each other in the evenings".

She sat back in her chair, like a lawyer who has just made an unanswerable argument.

The same unanswerable arguments.

Leventhal relied on her for producing unanswerable arguments on points of law.

It is well known that, on Reid's analysis, Hume's skepticism derives in large part from his implicit subscription to the "way of ideas", a conception of knowledge and experience that finds its origins in Descartes, Malebranche and Locke, and its most dramatic exposition in Berkeley who, though no skeptic, "proved by unanswerable arguments what no man in his senses could believe" (Reid 1997: 20).

But the argument was unanswerable, and the body which has filled the world for months with its protestations of undying devotion to the extremest development of ultra-democracy and with its pledges to fight to the last in the sacred cause has meekly yielded to the Kaiser's orders.

The democratic argument is pretty unanswerable: Clinton won 3m more votes than he did.