Sentence examples similar to unassailable language from inspiring English sources
Herein lay a point that Quine's argument could exploit: Schlick's analytic truths remained unassailable despite their language-relativity.
Its language seemed unassailable, focussing on the need for greater capability in civil affairs, military policing, cultural and language expertise, and counterinsurgency, all as part of what the document called "the long war" against global terrorism.
That way of interpreting language is unassailable because it allows no persuasion, only self-revelation: the words don't convey information but, like candles and jasmine perfume, serve as aesthetic trappings, prompts that may lead listeners to locate certain passionate moods in themselves.
The status of English as an international language appears unassailable.
"I read two one-acts of Kia's," Ms. Booth said by telephone, "and I was knocked out by the fact that she created her own language with an unassailable logic and its own music.
Later in his review of Minogue's tenth studio album X (2007), he remarked that "By the time of 2004's Body Language, Kylie Minogue was seemingly unassailable, with three hit albums, a number of hit singles, and a recharged career that only a few years before had seemed precarious at best".
The dynasty seemed unassailable.
Inside Lebanon, it its unassailable.
