Sentence examples for would be irrefutable from inspiring English sources

She had been made to feel that a second child (the paternity of the first was in some doubt) would be irrefutable proof of her commitment to him.

Or they are what might be called isolationist pacifists, for whom nothing except being subjected to that full-scale attack would be irrefutable evidence that the moment of last resort had arrived.

That way his orientation would be irrefutable and make them more comfortable.

The question that is yet to be answered is whether this prestimulus suppression pattern is specific to the units with receptive fields matching the predicted stimulus only (this would be irrefutable proof of a predictive template being active in the auditory cortex in a prospective way), or whether it represents a relatively unspecific gating.

Hence, the argument in favor of an expansive fiscal policy would seem to be irrefutable.

The facts seem to be irrefutable.

The nation's changing demographics may be irrefutable, but Hollywood is a fickle town.

Long-standing lies that are believed to be irrefutable truths are identified as the most dangerous.

My photos would be artifacts of my experience, irrefutable, irreducible proof of how I saw.

When "Tron" opened in 1982, it seemed to offer irrefutable proof that the next cinematic revolution would be digitized and possibly in DayGlo.

I don't know you or anyone in your family, and it would be idiotic of me to pretend as if there were one irrefutable response to this situation.