Sentence examples for have been indisputably from inspiring English sources

Their lives have been indisputably altered as well.

Over the last seven years, there have been indisputably first-rate readings of music by Tchaikovsky, Gershwin, Strauss, Varèse and, yes, Mahler.

It's a good thing that colleges and universities are awash in money because they'll need it when plaintiffs' lawyers come calling on behalf of former players who are suffering from Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and a host of other chronic diseases that have been indisputably linked to the sport that so many Americans pay so much to watch.

It is a gripping true crime tale and an essay on racism; a challenge to the lies Australia tells itself about its treatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people told through the voices of three Aboriginal families who have been indisputably let down.

He opposes abortion and staunchly professes to be pro-life, but then makes it his passion to allow greater emissions of mercury and other toxic pollutants into our environment -- pollutants that have been indisputably proved to harm the unborn.

It had been, indisputably, a useful corner of the world.

It found that her forehand had been indisputably long.

Whatever the explanation, the Western Conference race has been indisputably altered.

What has been indisputably upset by the boom is the careful balance of ranching, drilling, and tourism that the community had maintained for almost a hundred years.

However difficult it is to chart a trajectory for women's professional sports, the grassroots explosion and growth of the college game, from Geils to Orender, has been indisputably exponential and bodes well, on some level, for all.

He has been indisputably successful at outreach, thanks largely to the Met's HD broadcasts, which played at some 1,000 theaters in more than 40 countries this season, reaching a record 2.2 million ticket holders.