Sentence examples for indisputable kill from inspiring English sources

He has just watched himself make his first close-range, indisputable kill: "the pale German with his bright red hair and his green eyes".

It is indisputable that they make killing a lot easier.

The availability of NO for Plasmodium killing in the vertebrate circulatory system has been questioned [37], nevertheless, it has indisputable effects on malaria transmission [38]: killing gametocytes [39] and ookinetes [40] and nitrate concentration increases in the gut of Plasmodium-infected mosquitoes [41].

In the film, the facts that remain are the central and indisputable ones: A young girl was violently killed and the seeking of justice for her was served up to the world as speculative entertainment.

And in taking a few well-aimed jabs at Florida's Stand Your Ground laws, he highlighted the one indisputable message of the Martin case: guns do, indeed, kill people.

Indeed, their murder rates remain far below America's.It is indisputable that executing a murderer guarantees that he cannot kill again, and this argument once carried considerable weight in societies that could not afford to imprison offenders for long periods.

It's almost indisputable that global terrorism is on the rise, even if terrorists kill more Muslims than anyone else.

Now the majority of its members believe, as Ballard does, that "the suffering of an animal chased and torn apart is indisputable," whereas the suffering of an animal stalked on foot and killed with a clean shot is minimal.

Consequently, it seems indisputable that we are much more frequently in circumstances in which we could kill a number of people than in situations in which we could save an equal number of people.

What's remarkable is that the issue simply doesn't die: indisputable evidence that the president was born in Hawaii has only dampened -- not killed -- the birther chatter.

The connection is indisputable.