Sentence examples for Most indisputably from inspiring English sources

A federal court in Houston was supposed to be the stage this week for one of the most indisputably evil of white-collar criminals, Andrew S. Fastow, to incriminate his notorious ex-bosses at Enron and then get ripped to shreds by their lawyers.

My guess is that he isn't losing any sleep over the probability of a G.O.P. Presidential rout, which would make him the indisputably most important Republican in America.

But the most popular is indisputably The Sound of Music.

"The indisputably most harrowing movie experience of my youth was watching Return to OZ on TV when I was 5 or 6 (hopefully 5).

The most powerful is indisputably the node involvement with a prognosis inversely related to the number of involved nodes, even after neoadjuvant chemotherapy and whatever the treatment administered (Cameron et al, 1997; Pierga et al, 2000; Cure et al, 2002).

During his decade-long tenure as foreign minister (1991-2001), Moussa was indisputably the most popular politician in Egypt and he was even described by Time magazine as "perhaps the most adored public servant in the Arab world".

And indisputably the most musical.

The departures of Hillary Clinton and Eliot Spitzer from the political scene have left Schumer as indisputably the most nationally prominent New York Democrat.

The celebrations were earned because Forlán and his fellow attacker Sergio Agüero were indisputably the most talented players in the final.

For me, she is indisputably the most sophisticated voice of hope and heartbreak, joy and sorrow, in popular music.

And she is indisputably the most honoured gogo – Zulu for grandmother – of the Ndebele who remain in the Mpumalanga homelands.