Sentence examples for incontrovertibly true from inspiring English sources
"incontrovertibly true" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means something is undeniably or unquestionably true. Example: The evidence presented in court was incontrovertibly true, proving the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
That is incontrovertibly true".
I used to know and like Andy and find much of what he says incontrovertibly true.
It's incontrovertibly true that more people in America die from gun violence each year than die from terrorism.
It is incontrovertibly true that increasing numbers of us have come up against unfeeling bureaucracy in the health service.
It was a line that from the wrong lips would have sounded contrived, but five days into one of the most wonderful riding experiences of my life, what Rosa said was incontrovertibly true.
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.
It offers 150,000 new and incontrovertibly genuine books — printed and bound — of 13,000 titles.
This is not true of the LM38 cell line: several lines of evidence presented here show incontrovertibly that all the cellular components were neoplastic, particularly their consistent and significant aneuploidy and their capacity to form tumors when injected into syngeneic mice, either as subpopulations of the heterogenous LM38-LP cell line or as isolated cloned cells.
There is no plausible argument that this was true of Miranda, which is why one of the law's original sponsors described Miranda's detention as incontrovertibly in violation of that law.
The answer is incontrovertibly yes.
Incontrovertibly so, and a cause for celebration.
