Sentence examples for Indisputably correct from inspiring English sources

The result, which is known as Planck's radiation law, was hailed as indisputably correct.

Michelle Foster New York, March 11 , 2008• To the Editor: Orlando Patterson is indisputably correct on one level.

There are sane, prudent, well-intentioned people who will tell you why you should avoid this new outpost of a nutty empire, and they'll be indisputably correct.

The lullaby thesis is particularly appealing, since it helps excuse Lincoln, and since it is indisputably correct that the president appealed to the public for support.

However, the consultants are indisputably correct about the threat that global warming and sea level rise pose to this golf course, and to the many other coastal properties owned by Donald Trump.

Re "How to Get the Money Moving," by Bruce Bartlett (Op-Ed, Dec. 24), which says the government needs "new policies that increase aggregate spending": Mr. Bartlett is indisputably correct when he writes, "A stimulus is not a stimulus unless it causes an incremental increase in aggregate spending".

Things are indisputably bad right now.

At the very minimum, anything that is indisputably inaccurate must be corrected: there is no protected opinion that holds that the sun rises in the west.

Likewise, if the analysis of the intelligent design supporters were correct, then schools could teach the truth of karma, sin, reincarnation, or any other indisputably religious concepts because none of these concepts by itself would meet the three-part test.

But its premise that these potential consequences were indisputably in the bill in that kind of detail was simply wrong; and I failed to correct that, although all I can say is that I tried.

It was indisputably Stephanie.