Sentence examples for as incontestable from inspiring English sources

Marxism was scientific – its laws of history were as incontestable as the laws of physics.

Of course, the advantages of the fortepiano in Beethoven are not as incontestable as, say, the advantages of the harpsichord in Couperin.

The relation with sepsis was not as incontestable as is usually claimed since sepsis was not always followed by renal dysfunction.

Yet to hear it put in mathematical terms was shocking — people stood and cried out, because now Walter John Harmon was speaking of something as incontestable as a sum, as measurable as a weight or a volume, and the reality of such a cut-and-dried formulation seemed almost too much for us to bear.

Whichever way you choose to define sporting greatness, Ferguson - across almost 1,500 games at Manchester United and plenty more before his migration south - has constructed a case as incontestable as any coach in world sport.

Ari Goldman's effort to assert his own partial perspective as incontestable fact is an unfortunate step backwards in this important process.

Their deaths will be considered as natural and incontestable as deaths like Menocchio's, under the Inquisition.

They have liaised with another expert, Dr Carmen C Bambach of the Metropolitan Museum in New York, who has described the attribution as "quite incontestable".

Well, the historical judgment is already in from Elie Wiesel and 125 other historians and Holocaust scholars who recognize it as an "incontestable historical fact," and "urge Western democracies to officially recognize it".

I declined to accept this verdict as an incontestable law of nature and therefore looked forward to Mr. Browne's sartorial safari into the hazardous region of the second sex.

Some collect on the basis of emotion because, as Elizabeth Taylor, that incontestable authority on rocks, once told this reporter: "Stones have a life of their own.