Sentence examples for indisputably bad from inspiring English sources

Unless you're Boris Johnson or Paris Hilton, this seems like an indisputably bad idea.

But the football team has largely gone unscathed — "all 24 of our starters are in good academic standing," Murphy said — and while that is good news for Harvard, it is indisputably bad news for anyone on its schedule.

The idea, echoing some of the original blue laws, is to focus on things that are in one way or another indisputably bad, spiritually, medically or stylistically: From 2 to 3 30 on Tuesday afternoons, no one's allowed to send a text message, an e-mail or any other electronic communication that includes a smiley face.

Hopkins faults the psychoanalytic community for not saving him in the face of what may have been illness and was indisputably bad behavior and poor judgment: "His former analysands provided him with the care that should have been provided by an extended family or others from Khan's private life, but Khan had nobody to do that for him," she writes.

Some voices are indisputably bad, Ward says voices that deal with death, rape, violence, or are angrier and brasher than Old Posh Bloke.

It is indisputably a big political milestone.

Concussion is indisputably as much a consequence of football at the professional level as wrecked knees, blown-out shoulders and bad backs.

It was indisputably Stephanie.

The stakes are indisputably high.

"Salesman" had indisputably Jewish origins.

Indisputably, the answer is no".