Sentence examples for incontrovertibly so from inspiring English sources
The phrase "incontrovertibly so" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to emphasize that something is undeniably true or cannot be disputed. Example: "The evidence presented in the study demonstrates, incontrovertibly so, that climate change is accelerating."
Incontrovertibly so, and a cause for celebration.
In all the (long) list of dubious management practices, none is so incontrovertibly an emperor without clothes as budgeting.
We get stuff about how Helen Keller was "a hero to millions, a symbol of the triumph of the human spirit over adversity" and how "Marcel Proust became famous for writing good books," which is one of those facts so incontrovertibly true that stating it sounds a mysteriously false note.
What made it intriguing, though, was the fact that the attitude of the clothes was so incontrovertibly masculine.
Dance music 101, literally: Harris trolled a world obsessed with the concept of "the song of the summer" with one so incontrovertibly suited for the title it's called "Summer".
Not so long ago, telephones were incontrovertibly attached to place.
It remains a puzzle that Bell, now incontrovertibly England's most senior batsman, has spent so much of the last 18 months as a peripheral squad member in white-ball cricket.
Clancy had anticipated this cavil while still in the design stage of the study, and so she rounded up a second control group -- people who had incontrovertibly been abused and had always remembered that abuse, in contrast to the "recovered memory" group.
It gets so convoluted with all the yelling and the politics that sometimes you just want something huge and incontrovertibly awful to come along for everybody to agree on.
That is incontrovertibly true".
The answer is incontrovertibly yes.
