Examples of unassailable

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The tale insists throughout on the unassailable authority of clerical office in all things spiritual.
In so doing, they bridge one of the widest and seemingly most unassailable gulfs in music.
With such an unassailable foundation, he was able to compose accounts which could satisfy his various needs.
By this late date the possession of a village identity by inhabitants of a village was unassailable, and by no means open to interpretation.
In countries with plurality rule elections a majority of politicians represent" safe", virtually unassailable constituencies.
Unless the trust beneficiary can show that this is not so, the alienee has acquired an unassailable title.
Frequently they took refuge in platitudes and rhetoric, delivering as unassailable truths ideas which are elsewhere accepted as very much open to debate.
Turning to, it is technically unassailable that juveniles "may acquire" play partners by any number of mechanisms, including associative learning.
Despite the intuitive appeal and the apparently overwhelming evidence in favour of the income inequality hypothesis, some cracks in these seemingly unassailable claims have started to appear.
While this may all seem obvious enough, its qualitative nature runs contrary to a quantifying habit: for required learning outcomes to appear unassailable, they must be countable.
The piece has an apparently unassailable history.
While no a priori periodization scheme is unassailable, the periods employed here provide us with analytic units that are at once internally differentiated, substantively meaningful, and reasonably non-arbitrary.
In the early 1990s both countries underwent political transitions which appeared to establish or preserve impunity in the form of broadly drafted and apparently unassailable amnesty laws.
A woman who has her child in her arms is a tower of strength, a beautiful, unassailable tower of strength that may in its turn stand quietly dealing death.
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