Sentence examples for almost indisputably from inspiring English sources

The title given to her by a filmmaker for Swedish television — "Pele's Kusin" — has yet to prove a sustainable career for what undoubtedly and almost indisputably is the finest female version of the Beautiful Game.

It's approaching 4 A.M., what James Baldwin called the "devastating hour": the day "is indisputably over; almost instantaneously, a new day begins, and how will one bear it?" The Night Clerk bears it by letting sound, atmosphere, time run through him like sand through an hourglass.

Those well worn jokes about him joining his boyhood club each time he was transferred grew stale almost a decade ago but Ireland was indisputably his raison d'être.

Once a product of an almost untouchable industry, tobacco is indisputably recognized as a major cause of cancer and a target for anticancer efforts.

But the most popular is indisputably The Sound of Music.

Public opinion, monitored almost bomb-by-bomb, kept an indisputably tight rein last year on NATO's military strategy.

But, above all, the collection was indisputably and irrefutably Chanel, almost every piece turning on the pearl that is one of the Coco icons.

And indisputably the most musical.

The Guardian judged Richardson "indisputably our most poetic actor".

Ms. Quinn, a pol from the cradle born and an almost certain mayoral candidate in 2013, is indisputably on a roll.

The intense success of art in Scotland – six Turner prize winners and 17 nominees in 25 years, and almost every artist associated with Glasgow – is indisputably influenced by the inbound flight of talent from elsewhere.