Other historians and scientists lodged perfectly valid objections to his argument, but Kuhn's idea struck a chord for simple, unassailable reasons.
I've come to conclude that the only two unassailable reasons why people in the United States support the death penalty are fear and vengeance.
Weak in the cloud and outside of mobile and apps (where they're more or less unassailable, for good reason), they're vulnerable to attack — first by competing in a category Apple can't possibly get into (hackery and embedded computing), and second, by ensuring that every unit Apple sells is a potential platform for Google to invade.
Being a police officer gives someone the authority to write tickets, but it doesn't make them unassailable or unable to listen to reason.
The new hard-liners' heartthrob provided this unassailable logic: "There could be only one reason that he has not wanted U.N. inspectors in Iraq, and that's so he can build weapons of mass destruction".
The men and women who fought bravely in Iraq, for reasons they felt were noble and unassailable, deserve better.
An argument so perfectly circular is all but unassailable: how can we release someone from arrest when the reason for his continued incarceration is the heightened status he received as result of being arrested?
The reason the Environmental Defense Fund wanted this study done is precisely so that unassailable data, rather than mere estimates, could become part of the debate over fracking.
In fact, despite the electrifying (and, likely, to-be-award-nominated) performance of DiCaprio and other actors involved, particularly Jonah Hill and Rob Reiner, as well as the unassailable expertise and skill of Scorcese, the film is, beyond its problematic material, problematic for reasons beyond its author.
At 21 he had reason for his flamenco snap, after winning three out of four points with Ballesteros as Europe built an unassailable advantage going into the singles.
