with irrefutable evidence造句

• "When he realizes he's cornered, he shapes his story to conform with irrefutable evidence,"
• But when confronted with irrefutable evidence, they bowed their heads.
• Confronted recently with irrefutable evidence by the United States, Pyongyang must have decided to gamble.
• Whether the authenticity of the Gachets'collection will be resolved to everyone's satisfaction will depend on whether someone someday steps forward with irrefutable evidence.
• And that bore fruit last year when a federal judge, confronted with irrefutable evidence that the prosecution had concealed exculpatory evidence, threw out the conviction.
• With irrefutable evidence and moving personal stories of the sick and dying, Poisoned Nation demonstrates that the human equivalent of global warming is already upon us.
• With irrefutable evidence it is proved that it is the State that has repeatedly reneged on all its obligations, while the Consortium has met them in full,
• Washington, therefore, may have to go it alone unless its allies and the world community are presented with irrefutable evidence of Tehran's direct involvement in a dastardly terrorist act.
• In the end, I was left with irrefutable evidence that the only conspiracy involved in JFK's death was with the unstable and irresponsible people who continue to exploit it.
• Faced with irrefutable evidence from prosecutors that Kelvin had been in his company, Einem suddenly changed his story to answer that evidence and admitted that he had been in contact with Richard Kelvin on the night of 5 June 1983.
• If the Americans come up with irrefutable evidence of Iranian complicity in the explosion in June 1996 that killed 19 American airmen in their barracks in Saudi Arabia, the voices calling for American-Iranian relations to be more normal will be silenced.