Sentence examples for indisputable truths from inspiring English sources

The first director is Louis Malle, whose documentary series, Phantom India, examined some indisputable truths about so much of Indian life.

There are perhaps two indisputable truths about the First Amendment: the government can't restrict speech because it disagrees with the message conveyed, and it can't pick on the news media.

It's not a finger-wagging piece but an angry and sorrowful one, acknowledging the role of colonialism and Christianity in bringing homophobia to Africa and accepting that, while words are never enough, speaking up and out is crucial whenever lies are presented as indisputable truths.

Here are two indisputable truths.

Admittedly, this association consists of litigation attorneys so there is some bias, but there are also some indisputable truths.

There are some indisputable truths neither generation wants to acknowledge.

Cliches are usually a simplification of an indisputable truth.

These statements are not "forced public confessions," just the indisputable truth.

Throughout those 34 years, I have recognised that it is an indisputable truth that drugs are bad.

But the only indisputable truth about the human condition, say hope's defenders, is that we can suffer, and that we shall die.

Eichmann added that he should be given credit for "revealing of my own will during the police investigation horrors which had been until then unknown in order to help establish the indisputable truth".