Sentence examples for with incontrovertible from inspiring English sources

However, it is understood Ukad has yet to be presented with incontrovertible paper evidence of what was in the package.

Mallon mostly concerns himself with incontrovertible plagiarists, a stellar list that includes Laurence Sterne and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, among others.

Confronted by the Bush administration with incontrovertible evidence, North Korea shamelessly admitted its duplicity and demanded a new round of appeasement.

Anne Mason's Fricka reads the riot act to Matthew Best's anguished, middle-weight Wotan with incontrovertible persuasiveness; Brünnhilde's annunciation of death to Siegmund has wonderful tenderness and compassion.

François Hollande, the French president, who had earlier been calling for an end to austerity and for growth impulses, was, according to the newspaper, completely silenced after the ECB president had so clearly demonstrated, with incontrovertible evidence, what was wrong in Europe – or rather in certain countries in the eurozone – and what must be done.

It refers to the notion held by 17th-century Dutch explorers that all swans were white until they were confronted with incontrovertible evidence of the honking variety to the contrary.

Miss Callie might be pure caricature if Mr. Grisham did not write about her with such incontrovertible warmth.

But look what happened when Hutton was presented with apparently incontrovertible evidence that Gilligan and Kelly were half-right and the dossier was sexed up.

We were damn sick of salesmen coming around, whenever our automobile, radio or icebox broke down, with proof incontrovertible that the wis thing to do was trade it in for a new one.

"The top 1% pocketed 42% of the stockmarket gains between 1989 and 1997, while the top 10% of the population took 86%." He shows with equally incontrovertible numbers that in every way, America has been experiencing, not widely distributed prosperity, but an unprecedented increase of inequality.

And then there was the White House official so unconcerned with the incontrovertible attributes of time that he told New York Times reporter Ron Suskind, "We create our own reality".