Sentence examples for indisputable point from inspiring English sources

Let's concede an indisputable point: people should not be in the country illegally.

Esquire makes the indisputable point that Blagojevich on the witness stand would be quite something.

For the last three springs, that has generally been an indisputable point, or at least one not worth arguing in the vicinity of the Miami Heat.

And they make an indisputable point: if the Colts had recovered the onside kick and traversed a short field to score, Payton would have been excoriated for making one of the worst calls ever.

(Or beautiful song. See what I mean?) But one indisputable point is that the singing tradition for which Rossini was waxing nostalgic was not known as bel canto during the decades when it was supposedly thriving.

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.

These are indisputable points, stated neutrally at worst.

Our society is undergoing many dramatic changes.These are indisputable points, stated neutrally at worst.

'Step on' is the indisputable high point, as brilliant tonight as the day they first covered it.

In Stoudemire's four-week absence, Anthony has become the indisputable focal point of the Knicks, returning to the dominant form he showed for years in Denver.

Human Rights Watch says "indisputable" evidence points to the hand of the FC, the ISI and its sister agency, Military Intelligence.