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However, it also may be what scientists call an unfalsifiable hypothesis.

He has not done this by showing Marx's theory to be unfalsifiable.

And most of his predictions come with so many loopholes that they border on the unfalsifiable.

'All bachelors are unmarried' is unfalsifiable for a similar reason.

Qi energy looks unfalsifiable, but maybe the promissory note will soon be paid.

The objection that evolution is unfalsifiable has been widely rejected by the scientific community.

The levels of processing have been under speculation for the fact that they seem untestable and unfalsifiable.

The authors are extrapolating from the unfalsifiable to the unknowable.

Friedman's theory has the dubious merit of being unfalsifiable.

The Pope’s banker invokes the unfalsifiable, theology, to defend low taxes.

Popper invented the notion of metaphysical research programs to name such unfalsifiable ideas.

A closed circle argument is one that is unfalsifiable.

In this sense, their doctrines are truly unfalsifiable.

Racial profiling is a presumption and an "unfalsifiable" claim.

Thus Teresi's claim that the big bang theory is unfalsifiable is just wrong.

At the time Uelsmann's work first came to popular attention, photos were still widely regarded as unfalsifiable documentary evidence of events.

He is a highly skeptical individual, which proves to be a challenge for David given the absurd (and largely unfalsifiable) aspects of his account.

RP's unfalsifiable answer must be that they don't, they can't, they've been persuaded against their better interests.

The hard core of a programme is rendered unfalsifiable by 'the methodological decision of its protagonists'.

Considering The all-purpose unfalsifiable policy story.

Is psychoanalysis comparable with astrology in its dogmatic rather than critical attitude, and hence unfalsifiable?

This view challenges the "innate" view as scientifically unfalsifiable; that is to say, it can't be tested.

Opponents, such as David Gross, suggest that the idea is inherently unscientific, unfalsifiable or premature.

Just because it is so vague and indefinite (at least when taken out of context), it is unfalsifiable.

From the outset, Popper readily acknowledged that there would be empirically unfalsifiable aspects even of empirical science.