Sentence examples for become undeniably from inspiring English sources

I asked him if he liked living in the city, which has become undeniably nicer.

The IOC tendency to foist plausible deniability on us has become undeniably implausible".

That's because it's become undeniably apparent that your agenda -- both small scale, at meetings like the upcoming one, and large scale, guiding your every move as a religious body -- is to exorcise all that you deem wrong; to rally against the nuns conducting on-the-ground ministry to the sick and impoverished, and against the "sinful" activists open to the idea of same-sex marriage.

Last Wednesday, these tectonic stories became undeniably real.

But when Citron reviewed the traffic data one thing became "undeniably clear": "The tabloid material was what people wanted.

Then from around 3am, as the SNP wipe-out in Scotland became undeniably clear, and any remaining Labour hopes were squashed, the pound rallied further still.

My strength became undeniably stronger and way beyond anything that was within my conscious control.

The need to question this "outrage" became undeniably clear when Alec Baldwin, the antithesis of respectability, passively berated Harris-Perry for his own self-serving reasons.

Certainly some strategic sponsorships and product placement are to be expected, but when it translates to thousands of dollars' worth of free swag, for people who could otherwise easily afford these items, it becomes undeniably excessive, particularly during a recession.

I think the short stories and the poems that make up the book are great and could easily hold up on their own, but given the context of Marie-Madeleine's life story the work's significance becomes undeniably powerful.

Only too late, it became undeniably clear how much Ma Ba Tha's intolerance resonated not just with a small set of extremists, but with a large swath of Myanmar's Buddhist population.