Sentence examples for demonstrably does not from inspiring English sources

It's not an outfit or a recurring trend; it's the fact the actor, rapper and son of Will demonstrably does not care what anyone thinks about what he chooses to wear.

Ignorance is bliss, or so they say, but it can also be perfidious; especially so when accompanied by the mindless arrogance and puffed-up smugness of the know-it-all who demonstrably does not know it all.

For though many physicists had found this paradox difficult to swallow, the "clock paradox," on which it is based, seems to have been verified experimentally, so that the only alternative to it would be the assumption that earthborn life under all circumstances remains bound to a time concept that demonstrably does not belong among "true realities," but among "mere appearances".

He demonstrably doesn't give a fuck what you or I or anyone else thinks.

There are good reasons for politicians to resist nationwide gun controls that demonstrably do not work.

The unanswered question is just how those funds were obtained in ways that "demonstrably do not derive from criminal acts".

We are less democratic and less free than we were before Bush and Dick Cheney entered office following an election that they demonstrably did not win.

The Swiss Federal Office of Justice said the funds were "acquired prior to Abacha's term in office" and "according to Nigerian authorities, demonstrably do not derive from criminal acts".

The out-of-court arrangement allows the family to keep $100 million, which the Swiss Federal Office of Justice described as funds "acquired prior to Abacha's term in office and which, according to Nigerian authorities, demonstrably do not derive from criminal acts".

Multilevel selection is gaining in favor among evolutionary biologists because of a recent mathematical proof that kin selection can arise only under special conditions that demonstrably do not exist, and the better fit of multilevel selection to all of the two dozen known animal cases of eusocial evolution.

Much as the movements tried to persuade people to join their ranks, and much as they would have like to have had greater persuasive powers, they demonstrably did not have access to the irresistible or irreversible techniques they were reputedly wielding.