That's undeniable

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

In some ways, that's undeniable.

[Beat] You're a master of the Yiddish language, that's undeniable.

"So there's a clear relationship and party affiliation that's undeniable," he said.

This is a cliche, but one that's undeniable in the face of all those boozed-up first kisses and late-night street rows between red-faced people rattling with repressed anger, like pressure cookers.

"You're a master of the Yiddish language, that's undeniable," the smart-alecky Pinchas allows, "but the core of all your work is flawed by a heavy-handed party message that has nothing to do with the people about whom you write.

The play begins to feel like a "walks into a bar" joke: a gay German, a Russian prostitute, a Southern Bible-thumper and a Puerto Rican actress walk into a cafe.... Artificial or not, however, the play has a literal and figurative jolt that's undeniable.

Nowhere else comes close – that is undeniable".

The stone takes on a characteristic that is undeniable".

It speaks to people on an emotional level that is undeniable.

It is a sense of wanting to write something that is undeniable.

Regardless of your position on the Iraq war, there are two developments that are undeniable.