Sentences with phrase «unassailable logic»

Guest writer, Jackie Rovensky, is renowned on STT for her comments, which stand out for their erudition, composition and unassailable logic.

The unassailable logic is that drivers entering the most heavily traveled area of the city should pay more than motorists using bridges that cross between less trafficked areas.

Wenger's ability to grind out results has been growing weaker over the years, initially financial reason were cited and the fans amicably agreed, seeing reason in Wenger's unassailable logic and vision.

«When Annika's on, you just have to play better than her,» Teske said with unassailable logic.

The changing roles of men and women and the continuing pressure of feminist groups (as well as unassailable logic) make such a victory inevitable.

Not exact matches

The logic behind the idea is unassailable, but actually putting this wisdom into practice can be harder than it sounds, Sinek warns.

Gerstein's logic is unassailable.

The ideas on which the formula was based came out of ancient ancestral traditions; the logic of the doctrine was unassailable once the premises were granted; great prophets, such as Amos, Micah, and Jeremiah, held stoutly to it; and the formula was confirmed and solidified by the final rewriting of the Hebrew historical narratives to illustrate the thesis that every calamity in Israel's record had been a definite punishment for Israel's transgression.

There's several christards who get all upset when I post vids by Qualia Soup, Darkmatter 2525, and Theramin Trees — probably because the vids are of such high quality and are easy to understand and the logic is unassailable..

(Isaiah 5:25) Granting the premise in the prophets» thought, the logic of this thesis was unassailable.

Other than a handful of people who appreciated my efforts, I think all my time was spent in vain as 90 % of the people there held a level of dogmatic certitude that was unassailable by logic.

I argued that by cloaking its value - laden argument in vague concepts of «international justice» and promoting a «just world,» the Daily was attempting to insulate its policy judgment — that the United States should join the International Criminal Court — in an «unassailable moral imperative,» not in logic or reason.

The logic is unassailable.