Sentence examples for inarguable from inspiring English sources

MacCulloch's central point is inarguable: that the progress made in all areas of sexual emancipation has happened despite the church's most dogged efforts.

The point was inarguable; the cop walked away.

It is inarguable that soda bottles are too big.

What positions that are inarguable to today's Republicans, will future Republican candidates leave by the wayside Mr Frum: Ten years from now, Republicans will have left behind today's dismissive attitudes on environmental questions.

In the formal sessions, any concern for China was merely hinted at in an endless calls for more "transparency", opiate of the security classes.As an aspiration, transparency appears inarguable, so it was refreshing to corner a senior Chinese in the People's Liberation Army willing to argue with it.

Its position is strengthened by two inarguable propositions.

Whether football is harmful is no longer up for debate; its harms are as clear and inarguable as those of smoking or boxing.

It is also inarguable that soda is bad for you.

But the comments on my friend's Facebook posting also reveal a slightly depressing willingness of people to be cowed by anyone who stands on an internet soapbox and declares inarguable rules.

Grammar has inarguable rules (the past tense of "I am" is "I was").

That remains inarguable.