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Перевод: irrefutable

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Тезаурус:

1. Admittedly, it does seem that whilst there are many Jews and others whose unquestioning acceptance of the Old Testament as a source of irrefutable knowledge remains absolute, there are many who seriously doubt the wisdom of insisting on this literal translation of those scriptures.
2. That is to say a little evidence against it will cause him agonies of doubt and self-mistrust, moderate amounts will cause some real concern and a pursing of his lips - but total and irrefutable proof of his law's inaccuracy, its illogic, its basic and undeniable untenability, will cause him to cling to it in all its unmodified entirety with the tenacity and single-mindedness of a barnacle.
3. You can criticise the grammar, but the logic is irrefutable.
4. This fact is of great importance, for it carries within it irrefutable evidence that whatever definition of "god" is finally accepted, mankind must be, if not the sole architect of it, then at least to have had a very considerable influence on it.
5. Their propositions were often vague and irrefutable by concrete evidence; and though economics and sociology in their early days made great promises for the reform of society through understanding, these promises have not, Sir Keith believed, been fulfilled.
6. Hyacinth came with them, more for company and the irrefutable excuse to avoid work than from any religious inclination.
7. It will take irrefutable economic arguments, and a leap of faith, before any of them is prepared to abandon steel for reinforced plastic.
8. All that follows will be based on the assumption that the desired purpose of life is that it should be enjoyed, and that this is an irrefutable fact.
9. The fact of Darwinian evolution and the fact of the irrefutable need of mankind for a "god" are capable of complete harmonisation within the tenets of the Alternative Religion.
10. The returns on research expenditure and the close connection between research and increased yields are irrefutable.
11. But of course, had Alexander's argument and Lewis's interpretation of it been irrefutable, had it been the kind of thing which compelled religious certainty, then all the philosophers in Oxford would have fallen to their knees when they had finished reading it.
12. There is, however, an irrefutable case for giving a greater degree of protection to fishermen resident in the Hebrides and the North of Scotland generally.
13. Conflicting interpretations compete for plausibility, and neither side can prove to the other its irrefutable correctness.