Sentence examples for indisputably attributed from inspiring English sources
Given the many contradictory accounts in medieval documents, relatively few works can be indisputably attributed to him.
That quote has been variously attributed to people who are, indisputably, great artists: T.S. Eliot and Picasso, for starters.
No large-scale painting indisputably by him survives, though the Met has several folding screens attributed to his studio, all superb in different ways.
All of the poems accepted as indisputably authored by Hitomaro (61 tanka and 16 chōka), as well as a large number of others attributed to him, are to be found in the Man'yōshū ("Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves"), the first and largest of Japan's anthologies of native poetry.
As for Jordan, he's attracted by some of the more obvious attributes of this prickly but indisputably appealing older woman, as well as some that are less so: "He somehow taps into her vulnerability," Ms. Holofcener said.
It was indisputably Stephanie.
The stakes are indisputably high.
"Salesman" had indisputably Jewish origins.
Indisputably, the answer is no".
But he is indisputably good.
