Sentence examples for and inarguably from inspiring English sources

It's wistful and inarguably lovely.

It's really, and inarguably, just as simple as that.

Buckley was a reactionary, arguably a racist, and inarguably a homophobe.

The reasons for this spike are broadly debated and inarguably complex.

The film proved him to be, arguably, the greatest physical comedian of his generation and, inarguably, its best remunerated.

Yet it takes on the essential (and inarguably heavy) question of how it's possible to live in a world in which suffering is a given.

David Mamet, arguably the country's greatest living playwright, wrote and staged his plays here first in the 1970's and 1980's; and Steppenwolf, inarguably one of the country's greatest repertory companies, has made its home in Chicago since 1976.

It was arguably illegal, and almost inarguably prohibited by the C.I.A.'s charter.

You can foretell everything from the calibration of the craftsmanship to the heft of the cast, and "The Post" inarguably delivers.

In response, party chair Roberta Lange had her phone number and address leaked, and received a barrage of inarguably sexist and threatening text messages and voicemails from Sanders supporters. .

And Babushka was, inarguably, a loving and kind person.