Sentence examples for indisputably authentic from inspiring English sources

Although he called the show "indisputably bogus," Ben Brantley in The New York Times also called Mr. Jackman "an indisputably authentic star".

It's hard not to view "The Signature of All Things" as a long-awaited sequel, the indisputably authentic document the author needed to write to arrive at her literary destiny.

In previous years Dr. Taylor examined 14 indisputably authentic Pollock paintings by using what is known as fractal geometry, or looking for patterns that recur on finer and finer magnifications, like those in snowflakes.

Being young Southerners educated in the North, we felt Frost represented a kind of old-fashioned but indisputably authentic Americanism, vital exposure we'd grown up exiled from because of race troubles, and because of absurd preoccupations about the South itself, practiced by people who should know better.

That's what happens when you put an indisputably authentic star like Mr. Jackman at the center of an indisputably bogus show like "The Boy From Oz," the bathetic musical biography of the Australian entertainer and songwriter Peter Allen, directed by Philip Wm. McKinley.

STAR: Hugh Jackman BROADWAY ROLE: Peter Allen in "The Boy From Oz" DATES PERFORMED: Sept. 16 to present REVIEWS: Critics panned the show but praised Mr. Jackman, calling him "an indisputably authentic star" and a rare "matinee idol" (Ben Brantley, The New York Times) in "one of the breakout leadingman musical debuts in recent Broadway memory" (Linda Winer, Newsday).

Remember: authentic, authentic, authentic.

Authentic, authentic, authentic.

It was indisputably Stephanie.

The stakes are indisputably high.

"Salesman" had indisputably Jewish origins.