Sentence examples for As indisputable from inspiring English sources

The gaffe was as indisputable as Bolt's sprint supremacy over the past three seasons.

His coaching legacy was by then as indisputable as Jordan's greatness.

Even the success of Firefox, certainly the most visible open source application, might not be as indisputable as we first thought.

Rafael Palmeiro's steroid guilt may have been as indisputable as Owens's culpability in crushing the Eagles' Super Bowl spirit, but will we ever find out the absolute truth about Barry Bonds?

The UN itself issued an unusually blunt riposte, describing the results of its investigation as "indisputable".

The existence of a girlfriend or a former girlfriend is presented as indisputable evidence of heterosexuality.

This is, indeed, indisputable as long as the TOL is uncompromisingly defined as a tree describing the evolution of entire genomes.

Stewart's point is indisputable as far as it goes.

But, somehow, on every news network (shy Fox, obviously--for different reasons entirely) these polls are taken as the indisputable voice of the people, as if, just because they've forecasted sunshine, I should throw away my raincoat.

Their reality is indisputable, as is the reality of the astronomical cycles relating to celestial bodies – which astrologers rely on to cast their horoscopes – but there is no evidence that astrology can use the latter to describe someone's personality or make accurate predictions about future events on Earth.

As the war dragged on, and the horror of the torture at Abu Ghraib unfolded, as well the indisputable fact that Saddam Hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction, the opposition grew and diversified religiously.