Sentence examples for can indisputably from inspiring English sources

Under the customary recusal standard, the justices would grant the special prosecutor's motion: their impartiality can indisputably be questioned.

Few some say, no terror attacks have been carried out since then that can indisputably be pinned to Mr bin Laden's inner circle.

One can indisputably link Loughner's premeditated acts of violence to the Tea Party no more than one could link Mo'Kelly's premeditated acts of good conscience to the Democratic party.

Given the many contradictory accounts in medieval documents, relatively few works can be indisputably attributed to him.

Now, they say, the authenticity of digital documents like videos, transcripts of personal accounts and court records can be indisputably proved for the first time.

Each of these claims can be indisputably proven false; those who believe such falsehoods to be true are simply misguided or deluded.

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.

Indisputably, England can survive outside the EU, but at a price, and it is legitimate to ask for what?

Like 'freedom', 'fun' and 'excellent', it's one of those words that sounds indisputably good but can be quite malleable; applied to a range of ends.

The problem here wasn't so much that this seemed like special pleading (although it did) but that it watered down the central question of whether you can forgive the adult for something indisputably evil he did as a child".

Both sides can muster evidence for their views, but indisputably things have not gone well for Mr. Chen since the afterglow of his inauguration.