Though ably acted and indisputably on the side of the angels, "Suffragette" as directed by Sarah Gavron is more dead-on earnest and schematic than it needs to be.
It is a fact, too, one of the few indisputable facts attached to this sorry saga: indisputably the act of a man who is either a fascist or, if not a fascist, then a sycophant.
This is history written from his new perch in several banking board rooms, claiming Labour lost because of the 50% tax on 1% richest of the population – a rare indisputably popular act by Gordon Brown.
It makes no difference whether women involved accepted an apology, whether it was a "joke", whether there was no harm intended, whether some people need to lighten up, whether the world has become a politically correct nightmare, whether it was just a bit of fun, whether it was supposed to be a compliment, whether it was not that bad – each act was blatantly and indisputably sexist.
Diminish that liberty, therefore, and you necessarily restrain the right; and such is the diminution and restraint, which the act in question most indisputably imports, by prohibiting the citizens wearing weapons in a manner which was lawful to wear them when the constitution was adopted.
The tragic events in San Bernandino and Paris last year were indisputably deliberate acts of terrorism in which innocent, unarmed civilians were killed.
Ms. Robinson requested leave under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act, to which she was indisputably entitled, according to court filings related to her lawsuit.
One can indisputably link Loughner's premeditated acts of violence to the Tea Party no more than one could link Mo'Kelly's premeditated acts of good conscience to the Democratic party.
Israel's action, indisputably in international waters, was an ill conceived act of piracy condemned by essentially every nation other than the United States.
Those who died at Beslan were indisputably killed as a result, directly or indirectly, of a terrorist act.
