Meanings of seem unanswerable in English

If some of them seem unanswerable, that effect was intentional.

The reasons in favour of the amendment are obvious, and indeed at first sight seem unanswerable.

That seemed unanswerable- aperfectexcuse for doing what she wished to do.

Her logic seemed unanswerable, so together we gradually acted on her suggestions.

I was silent: in those days the argument seemed unanswerable.

The words seemed unanswerable at the time, inconsistent as they were with her past reproaches.

To Nan Sherwood this question seemed unanswerable.

The logic seemed unanswerable, even had I cared to answer it....

Both agreed in boasting that the arguments which to atheisticalpoliticiansseemed unanswerable presented no difficulty to the Saint.

Very well, that seems unanswerable.

This argument seemed unanswerable.

All the generous instincts in his nature now combined together and shook the evidence which had seemed unanswerable up to this time.

Lovel himself and Vane and Fairfax had put the politic plea which seemed unanswerable, and yet Oliver halted and asked for a sign.

To Hiram Ranger that seemed unanswerable, and his resentment against his son for expressing ideas for which he had utter contempt seemed unreasonable.

Though certainly my opinion was in accordance with that given by your fellow officers, I am bound to say that your argument seems unanswerable.

The traditionalist case seems unanswerable, and was well expressed by Christopher Wordsworth, Bishop of Lincoln, in a sermon in Westminster Abbey on 5 July 1874: