Sentence examples for claims were indisputable from inspiring English sources

Some of Teachout's claims were indisputable.

Some of Teachout's claims were indisputable.

While the first claim is indisputable, Apple has also boasted of greatly improved photo-taking in its new iPhone, and Mr. Sherrard said he hadn't yet had the benefit of a hands-on evaluation of the iPhone 4S.

Mohamed's mother claimed there was "indisputable evidence" that police "fired cartouche/bullets at students without any right to do so".

It's as if to say that your claims are literally indisputable.

Simon Schama — the distinguished historian ("The Embarrassment of Riches," "Citizens"), university professor of art history and history at Columbia, and a television writer and presenter of documentaries for the BBC, PBS and the History Channel, as well as a regular contributor to The New Yorker — is so prominent a figure in our culture that his claims on the public's attention are indisputable.

Certainly Seville's claim to be the tapas capital is indisputable, with about 4,000 bars to sample.

Regardless, it's indisputable that Barrette's health plan, which she claimed to be happy with, is going away.

One blemish on Muir's past is indisputable: He had disdain for California's Native Americans, a group he claimed had no place in the Sierra landscape.

The connection is indisputable.

That much is indisputable.