Sentence examples for Undeniable from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Undeniable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that cannot be denied or disputed, often in the context of facts or truths. Example: "The evidence presented in the trial was undeniable, leading to a swift verdict."
adjective
Irrefutable, or impossible to deny
- Some believe that there is undeniable evidence of UFOs.
The beard, the brimmed lid – this Hamburglar is making an undeniable play at hipster.
That President Obama is sympathetic is evident from his recent reiteration to the UN general assembly of his commitment to the two-state principle; a reminder of what he said in his speech in Cairo in 2009 during his first term: "....it is undeniable that the Palestinian people – Muslim and Christian – have suffered in pursuit of a homeland.
While these changes would surely have come about eventually, the musicians of Buena Vista Social Club played an undeniable part in changing the world's perception of their country.
Worse still for the "united Ireland now" lobby is the undeniable fact that the Republic is flat broke and would be unable to afford the billions the UK Treasury pumps into Northern Ireland each year.
With a larger membership that the Liberal Democrats and Ukip combined, and more elected MPs than Ukip, the case for including the SNP is undeniable.
Brown tried to nail Cameron on inheritance tax cuts, Cameron tried to nail Brown on how he hitched the whole country to the fortunes of the financial sector; both undeniable.
We have given our opponents the irrefutable, undeniable evidence that we cannot be trusted.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 8.31pm AEST09:31 Well, I'm not a fan of this kind of music particularly (ie Mumfords-influenced folk) but I think this song's appeal is pretty undeniable.
The success of the chicken is undeniable – but it might yet come home to roost.
In An Undeniable Right, an exhibition of striking individual portraits and filmed interviews, Quilliam hopes to shares the experiences of strong and proactive Indigenous women with an international audience.
