Or is disablement simply the rich world's biggest welfare scam?Incontrovertibly, the health of the old has been improving.
What it is made from – provided, of course, that the maker is not too secretive (and some are very secretive indeed) – is usually something that can be established quite incontrovertibly.
"Child in Time" is afflicted with the generic faults – po-faced solemnity, extravagant length – yet Ian Gillan's screams are incontrovertibly musical even as the song spirals into absurdity.
It's incontrovertibly true that more people in America die from gun violence each year than die from terrorism.
With its intimate observations of life with the author's father, Yossarian Slept Here is an especially valuable book in that there exists no incontrovertibly authoritative biography of Joseph Heller.
But there she is incontrovertibly, her presence exerting a more far-reaching duration owing to the famous probity of Cézanne.
Watching them wage battle in the streets and fields of East Sussex, I couldn't help wonder if these inoffensive, though incontrovertibly rustic, people are the last Europeans about which programme-makers can be casually rude.
And, in exchange for a "gift" of two tires for a communal tractor, he had agreed to take us to his village, the last place Fawcett had incontrovertibly been seen.
Seeing even that much made his death — and life — seem incontrovertibly factual.
(One time, driving through Indiana, I came upon a town that had a locally famous institution for people who required special care. Everyone in town seemed to me incontrovertibly good).
Asked once by an outside consultant to the Met to define his job, de Montebello said, succinctly and incontrovertibly, "I direct".
