Sentence examples for as indisputably from inspiring English sources

The result, which is known as Planck's radiation law, was hailed as indisputably correct.

IN 1947, Time magazine referred to the British writer Rebecca West as "indisputably the world's No. 1 woman writer".

"The Landlord" helped establish Funny or Die as indisputably the biggest player in online comedy with 62 million video views a month.

The departures of Hillary Clinton and Eliot Spitzer from the political scene have left Schumer as indisputably the most nationally prominent New York Democrat.

But the narrative line of "American Tapestry" is extraordinary because, at least some of the time, we see the first lady as indisputably "black".

As indisputably dangerous as Duterte is, he is a foul-mouthed, cracking-jokes-about-shooting-people breath of fresh air the Philippines has never experienced before.

Concussion is indisputably as much a consequence of football at the professional level as wrecked knees, blown-out shoulders and bad backs.

But no Red Sox event these days can qualify as an indisputably positive development, not with a September collapse still fresh on everyone's mind, not to mention the October revelations of drinking, eating and otherwise questionable behavior in the clubhouse last season.

It is a short ride from Central Hong Kong on the Star Ferry, which runs about every 10 minutes between 6 30 a.m. and 11 30 p.m. ONCE in Kowloon, visitors can plunge into the teeming, clamorous streets that mark Hong Kong as an indisputably Chinese city.

Michael Bush and Flynn have now adapted his work -- Bush directing -- as an indisputably moving 50-minute stage narrative, at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center.

Pick someone who pisses you off, and arrange those tiles in such a way as to indisputably communicate how much they have irreversibly irked you.