Sentence examples for an indisputable truth from inspiring English sources

Cliches are usually a simplification of an indisputable truth.

Throughout those 34 years, I have recognised that it is an indisputable truth that drugs are bad.

The primary reason he was hauled before the Inquisition, Koestler argued, was not for teaching Copernicus's view that Earth and the planets revolved around the Sun, but for offending so many of his sympathizers -- and, most important, for insisting that Copernicanism was not just a theory, but an indisputable truth.

In the case of my own marital break-up, my wife managed to carve a whole new career out of the seemingly indisputable truth that my departure made me a bastard.

At this point, there are a few indisputable truths about this disease.

Either way, such terms are the emotional colour to the indisputable truth that England is a bigger country than Scotland, that victories for the latter must be secured despite the status quo – and are all the more glorious for that.

The notion that money flows from abroad to fund a 'homosexual agenda' needs to be countered forcefully with the indisputable truth that foreign money is flooding from the US to fund an insidious neoconservative agenda.

What he really learned as a sailor was not something empirical — an assembly of "places and events" — but the vindication of a perspective he had developed in childhood, an impartial, unillusioned view of the world as a place of mystery and contingency, horror and splendor, where, as he put it in a letter to the London Times, the only indisputable truth is "our ignorance".

The only indisputable truth was that his art existed within a diverse American context that encompassed illustrators like his father, N. C. Wyeth, and Norman Rockwell, and also landscape painters like John Marin, Winslow Homer, Albert Bierstadt and Fitz Hugh Lane.

These statements are not "forced public confessions," just the indisputable truth.

But the only indisputable truth about the human condition, say hope's defenders, is that we can suffer, and that we shall die.