Sentence examples for incontestable that from inspiring English sources

Yet it is incontestable that Government policy has become more draconian here.

It is incontestable that clientelism goes against the values contemporary democracies claim to uphold.

It is incontestable that the Brexiteers won the referendum, albeit by a small margin.

Lennon writes: "For Mailer it was incontestable that two people — not two halves of one — lived inside every human.

It is incontestable that Solti both revolutionised recorded music and set a standard of sound that has never been attained since.

But if you take the long view, it seems to me incontestable that the turn was big, even if failures in implementation have made it less big in certain areas than the council intended.

Nor is Iran's current sponsorship of international terrorism incontestable: all that is sure is that it still has some control over Hizbullah, which fights to get Israel out of Lebanon, and over Islamic Jihad, a tiny Palestinian group that has been inactive for some time.

That incontestable virtue is crucial both to the movie's nostalgic kick and to its dramatic emptiness.

Some collect on the basis of emotion because, as Elizabeth Taylor, that incontestable authority on rocks, once told this reporter: "Stones have a life of their own.

Mr. Domingo, at 63, is the incontestable champion on that score, still juggling some of the most demanding tenor roles with conducting gigs and the general directorships of not only the Washington National Opera but also the Los Angeles Opera.

What is incontestable is that the leading industry opponents of the rule - groups like the Securities Industry Financial Markets Association that will be satisfied with nothing short of killing the rule - are very enthusiastic about the letter.