Sentence examples for demonstrably foreign from inspiring English sources
Nothing wrong with that, I suppose, though much of this ostensibly Indian project is demonstrably foreign in origin.
Once again, David Brooks steadfastly approves of a demonstrably failed foreign policy ("Crisis of Confidence," column, May 8).
Later historians took a dimmer view of Bayard's diplomatic career; in a 1989 book, Henry E. Mattox numbered Bayard among the Gilded Age foreign service officers who were "demonstrably incompetent".
Going ahead with the execution of Mr. McCarver, who has an I.Q. of 67, "will strain diplomatic relations with close American allies, provide diplomatic ammunition to countries with demonstrably worse human rights records, increase U.S. diplomatic isolation, and impair other United States foreign policy interests," the diplomats told the court.
Stripping the victims of clothing was considered necessary to document their physical condition while in CIA custody, distinguishing them at that point from what they would subsequently experience in foreign custody – despite the public diplomatic assurances against torture that the US demonstrably collected from countries with a record of torturing detainees.
We must continue with policies which will further reduce our dependence on foreign savings and restructure our economy towards genuine and lasting international competitiveness, and which are demonstrably effective in doing so.
On the most important foreign affairs and security issue since the second world war, your judgment has been hopelessly and demonstrably wrong.
Cain, following a bad week in which he was caught on video demonstrably ignorant about US policy on Libya, did little in the debate to give voters confidence he had a handle on foreign issues.
A muddled and hypocritical foreign policy has created bitter enemies across the globe and angered US allies, yet Clinton supports the rudderless and demonstrably ineffective efforts of President Obama without a hint of irony.
All are demonstrably inadequate.
