Examples of unimpeachable

• The basic premise - that phenomena involving change over time are properly described by differential equations - is unimpeachable.

• In a world where wages are perfectly flexible the exchange rate does not matter and the case for a world currency is almost unimpeachable.

• Creditors were convinced of the unimpeachable justice of their cause.

• This phenomenon of 'transposition' is seen here as an attempt to invest scores with an unimpeachable political message.

• His conclusion, that farming success was often strongly influenced by managerial choice rather than by ecological or technological constraints, seems unimpeachable.

• It was an unwieldy hagiography, an official memorial that captured the patriotic sympathies of the time, yet was endowed with an air of unimpeachable biographical authority.

• That wholly apolitical reputation, based in the late medieval tradition of the ' holy maid ', gave her almost unimpeachable legitimacy as a conduit for the divine voice.

• War is best narrated, however, in the apocalyptic mode of the life and death struggle between unimpeachable good and implacable evil.

• He thinks that physical causal claims are already metaphysically unimpeachable, and that that is the reason why the causal claims of special sciences have to answer to them.

• This seems to me an argument for restricting our study to the works of a restricted group of thinkers whose lives were politically and morally unimpeachable.

• For both places much of our information derives from charters of uncertain status, and for every charter of unimpeachable authority there are three or four on which the experts disagree.

• Experience alone furnishes the best instruction: our own, bulky and embodied selves compel us to recognize the seemingly unimpeachable truth-that three dimensions are better than one.

• Although the status of the music is unimpeachable, recordings are difficult to assess as neither piece admits 'interpretation' in the usual sense.

• However, it provides an unimpeachable model of the goal most sociolinguists share: integrating quantitative and qualitative information, as well as social and linguistic information, to cast light on both sides.

• Even if the idea of morphological reversals is theoretically unimpeachable, there remains the question of how much empirical evidence there really is for postulating the phenomenon.