It is an incontrovertible truth that I was betrayed and sold by men in Vienna whose interest it was that I should be eternally silenced.
Nothing could be more just or incontrovertiblethan this claim.
They add an incontrovertible sanction to my principle, that real love is a dictating sentiment, whence there is no appeal.
It is incontrovertible that they existed among the Jews in colleges, and were brought up to the business.
At forty-five a woman begins to fade and men grow horrid," she announced calmly, as though stating an incontrovertible thesis.
The one fact that lifted itself out of the welter of incoherent fancies whirling in his mind was an almost incontrovertible one.
Two years later, in 1788, a tract was published by a Loyalist, entitled "The Claim of the American Loyalists Reviewed and Maintained upon Incontrovertible Principles of Law and Justice.
There was a mighty patch upon one leg of my trowsers, neatly sewed on, for it had been executed by my mother, but still very obvious andincontrovertible to the eye.
But the mostincontrovertible evidence of this miraculous gift is found in the case of Charles II, the most thoroughly cynical debauchee who ever sat on the English throne before the advent of George IV.
Every one of those truths, incontrovertible for Roman Catholics, were falling with irresistible power on that multitude of people.
They sought to show the contradiction between the existing elements in the state and the church, and the incontrovertible demands of the reason.
At intervals he is visited in his dreams by the resemblances of those whom he has loved or hated while they were alive; and these manifestations are to him incontrovertible proofs of the existence and immortality of the soul.
Such facts furnish incontrovertible proof of the patience and skill with which astronomy had been cultivated in Mesopotamia, and that, with very inadequate instrumental means, it had reached no inconsiderable perfection.
It is an incontrovertiblefact that in the organic world there exists an ascending scale from the imperfect to the perfect.
Apart from the historical sketch, each chapter presents only the quintessence of Darwinism, fairly bristling with assertions, which are boldly put forth as incontrovertible truths.
Darwin's theory sounds so clear and simple, and seems at first blush so luminous that it is no wonder if many careful naturalists regarded it as an incontrovertible truth.
It is an incontrovertible fact, that the hereditary transmission of acquired characters has in no way been proved.
It is an incontrovertible fact that the law of the vendetta was, in its first action, not only allowed, but enforced, among the early Jews by the Mosaic dispensation.
Yes," we replied to this incontrovertible fact; "but don't you think you had better catch the pony?
Before leaving Belfast I obtained incontrovertibleevidence anent the growing fears of Mr. Gladstone's Government.
Yet some there are, blind followers of the blind, obtuse to every argument, impregnable to incontrovertible facts, who have cast in their lot with the avowed enemies of England.
I decalre with incontrovertibleand undeniable Testimony, those Transactions, which I saw with my own Eyes, and particularly such as relate to the usage of the Inhabitants of this Region.
It is incontrovertible that there is no necessity for any man to die but of old aoe, and that if death cannot be prevented life can be prolonged far beyond the farthest now known.
It is incontrovertible that at the present time no one ever dies of old age.
It is absolutely incontrovertible that the ideal shape of the human being is attainable to the exclusion of deformities.
It is well enough known that this simple but incontrovertible fact has often led to the denial of the existence of anything outside of ourselves and our consciousness.
The theory of illusion was manifestly untenable, and demonologists and inquisitors were sadly at a loss to reconcile the incontrovertible facts with the denunciations by the Church of such beliefs as heresy.
In the spring of 1890 Mr. and Mrs. Root spent weeks in Washington verifying, step by step, the incontrovertible facts of Miss Carroll's work.
Mr. Cockrell made a report entered on the Congressional lists as adverse, but really an additional evidence of the incontrovertible nature of the facts and the testimony of the case, the report being only adverse as to compensation.
Your Lordships shall hear the best and most incontrovertible evidence both of his incapacity and ill faith, and of the consequences which they produced.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "incontrovertible" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
