undemonstrable造句

• Its " facile analysis of change is interesting; but it is undemonstrable, " he wrote.
• Peppered with grandiose yet undemonstrable statements such as, " I can't think of an artist who was more American than Ansel Adams " ( Why?
• Only two progenitors are considered unknown shared ancestors . Phylogenetics attempts to inject a serial element by postulating ad hoc, undemonstrable shared ancestors at each node of a cladistic tree.
• In each of the six cases examined, amateur ( and even vaguely professional ) investigators root about in the back woods for some mythical monster; each makes a vague and undemonstrable discovery.
• That book certainly wouldn't be the sanctioned one, if for no other reason than Bradford's assertion that Jackie had an affair with her married brother-in-law Bobby after John F . Kennedy's assassination, a claim fellow Jackie biographer Donald Spoto calls " undemonstrable rubbish ."
• The Council recognized Aryans as being a linguistic-based group, and condemned the " Manifesto " for denying the influence of pre-Aryan civilization on modern Italy, saying that the " Manifesto " " constitutes an unjustifiable and undemonstrable negation of the anthropological, ethnological, and archaeological discoveries that have occurred and are occurring in our country ".
• Regardless, and finally ( for I will not be drawn into an argument which, fundamentally, is based upon different convictions, and therefore can never be resolved ), as found in statistical analysis, "'absence of evidence is not evidence of absence "'- to disbelieve in the continuum of mind is to make an undemonstrable assumption; one is better off being open-minded.