Sentence examples for but also demonstrably from inspiring English sources

This presumption isn't merely depressing, but also demonstrably false.

These are perforce going to be older, but also demonstrably infertile and therefore much less likely to get pregnant.

Despite these technical and financial problems, this is an active funding engine for hate speech — not illegal, and illegal for the government to restrict, but also demonstrably a purpose which some privately run platforms choose not to support.

Why insist on a "historic truth" that was not only untrue, but also demonstrably lacking in coherency and common sense?

Supra team member Oscar Candon was born in Montpellier, France, and raised in Europe and the States, he doesn't belong to one place but the world, which is hippy nonsense but also demonstrably true in this case.

She has selectively presented a list of areas which are not only deeply controversial politically - for example, in their view of the family and of family legislation - but also demonstrably do not belong among the European Union's areas of competence.

Memories from early childhood can be incredibly vivid, but they are also demonstrably unreliable.

The results may be ugly, exasperating, even annoying for some, but they're also demonstrably on the money.

It is also demonstrably unnecessary.

Likewise, to suggest that Hodgson and his players bear no fault and their French farce was entirely down to wider factors is also demonstrably false.

Polls over the past year have shown that almost half of Republicans believe the false charge that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States; almost a third said he was Muslim, also demonstrably false.