| Like all utopian promises, eugenics disguised its essential dystopianism in the language of order, rationality, cleanliness and the irrefutability of science. |
| Would the irrefutability of guilt render capital punishment just? |
| These hybrids have the irrefutability of dreams, and the same power to disturb. |
| The desire to ensure irrefutability, perhaps the legacy of reflection on the Socratic elenchus, drives him to the conclusion that one really has recollected the Form only when one has become a metaphysician. |
| To watch the boxers circle the ring in their silk boxing trunks, as we listen to their sound bites, is to be reminded of the irrefutability of being human. |
| The irrefutability of the tests is guaranteed by the same reliablity of the organization conducting the tests. |
