Sentence examples for unassailable example from inspiring English sources
But I have enough sense to understand that a punishment of a few years in prison sets an unassailable example that criminal conduct is utterly inexcusable.
"He makes an unassailable case," Charles McGrath wrote in The Times.
But the inflated graduation rate reported in 2017 offered a stark example of how seemingly unassailable numbers could be distorted by adults under pressure to show gains.
"The Executioner's Song," which was written in collaboration with his researcher Lawrence Schiller, is one of Mailer's unassailable classics; it is also an example of a severe artistic self-chastening.
Although some of Dayananda's claims to the unassailable authority of the Vedas seem extravagant (for example, modern technological achievements such as the use of electricity he claimed to have found described in the Vedas), he furthered many important social reforms.
In the Westminster model, governments generally have unassailable majorities.
In some businesses, its share is unassailable: 80% in corporate lending and cash management, for example.
Pinker's presentation provides both a concise statement of the unassailable superiority of the present over the past and a smelly example of the surprising rhetorical tactics to which even very smart people will resort to promote a vision of human prehistory that is more propaganda than scholarship.
Lou Gehrig, the Yankees first baseman known as the Iron Horse, for example, played in 2,130 straight games, a record that seemed unassailable until Cal Ripken, the Baltimore Orioles infielder, broke it; his streak reached 2,632 games.
Newman put out a statement declaring that German music would be played as planned: "The greatest examples of Music and Art are world possessions and unassailable even by the prejudices and passions of the hour".
