Sentence examples for indisputable part from inspiring English sources

You get a sense that it is only by becoming an indisputable part of the establishment that Gurinder Chadha OBE will feel that this battle has been won.

The idea of a land swap was also highly problematic for many Israelis, who cannot bear ceding any territory that has been an indisputable part of Israel since its borders were established in 1949.

Another, and indisputable, part of Barking and Dagenham's reality is that, contrary to any impression of its being suspended in some by-passed London yesterday, it is going through truly profound change and has been for at least as long as the local authority has existed.

China said the area had been an "indisputable part of Chinese territory since ancient times".

It is a long and indisputable part of the city's history.

While trends come and go, a recurring trope in recent years an indisputable part of the basic grammar of Coachella fashion is the flower crown, and it looks like this accessory de rigueur may have just gotten a 420-themed upgrade.

On CNBC just a few minutes ago, strategist Catherine Stephanson of Credit Suisse was talking about housing prices and made the indisputable point that part of the pain that the markets and the real economy are going through is the pain of deleveraging: as banks cut back on their supply of credit, and as households try to increase savings, private-sector economic growth will take a hit.

But although the "on the edge" part was indisputable, the players might as accurately have called their program "Rewind".

What is indisputable is that for part of that year, from May 1972 through November 1972, Mr. Bush lived in Alabama to work on Mr. Blount's campaign.

In fact it comes from a series of prints about "myths" and makes the indisputable point that Dracula is part of modern folklore and belongs in art just as the Greek gods once did.

Though the simplicity of the dish is indisputable (for many people, the trickiest part will be frying the eggs), the combination is glorious, both in its appearance and its eating.