Sentence examples for Not indisputably from inspiring English sources

Among these settlers, according to some scholars, was the germ of Sumerian genius, but this is not indisputably authenticated until the end of the 4th millennium.

These parameters try to control the sex lives of consenting adults; the inherent power relationship is problematic, but not indisputably immoral.

The US supreme court also denied an injunction, with justice Sonia Sotomayor writing that it was not "indisputably clear" that Hobby Lobby needed immediate protection.

While Neo-Darwinism offers the best account we have of the evolution of life, it is not indisputably watertight, and Darwin himself admitted that a single exception would invalidate the entire theory.

If not indisputably America's most famous nightspot, it was certainly in the front ranks of Cafe Society, whose effervescent goings-on (as reported in daily columns, glossy magazines and sophisticated Hollywood comedies) furnished material for the fantasy life of millions in that bleak era.

It is not indisputably clear whether recombination always leads to a higher rate of adaptation.

Many of those who now proudly proclaim their maleness or femaleness would be shocked to learn that they aren't indisputably one or the other.

He is not even indisputably the best: in the 1970s and 80s another pint-size Mumbaikar, Sunil Gavaskar, scored almost as heavily, against better bowling and in weaker Indian sides than Mr Tendulkar has usually played in.

Currently, this question has not been indisputably addressed.

Sam Smith, Tom Odell, Emeli Sandé, Years & Years; if pop culture wasn't so indisputably honest and transparent, you'd almost imagine they simply bin all our votes and give the accolades to the highest major-label bidder.

Why would a quarterback who was objectively and indisputably not good for most of his three years in college be projected as a first rounder, where future stars are supposed to be selected?