| The African approach to time has delved irrefragably into her very lifeblood. |
| It may indeed be irrefragably averred that the institution of mass media could not have been envisaged or derived even until late feudalism. |
| The reasons which irrefragably prove this inequality to be necessary to the wellbeing of all classes are not equally obvious. |
| The calling of priest separates him distinctly and irrefragably from the lives of the peasants, to whose spiritual needs he officially ministers. |
| Unless people can irrefragably prove that the rulers seized power wrongfully, they are obliged to submit. |
