Sentence examples for indisputably but from inspiring English sources

There was no single piece of evidence that pointed to Gordon indisputably, but the prosecution argued that when the evidence was placed together, it could only point at Park, and not a "mysterious stranger or secret lover".

The Nets are indisputably talented, but they do not inspire fear or dread.

Papini's Jesus is indisputably divine, but he is also trapped in the tomb of the body.

Splendid and venerable the Poetry Society indisputably is, but for years now it's been selling itself awfully short online.

Cocaine is indisputably addictive, but while many fall into its hold, others simply dabble and move on.

Like 'freedom', 'fun' and 'excellent', it's one of those words that sounds indisputably good but can be quite malleable; applied to a range of ends.

These are indisputably impressive, but the chief benefits — lightness and improved fade resistance — are apparent primarily on a racetrack, where Flying Spurs do not usually go.

Bolosier and de Coteau eschew coconut altogether, which alters the dish completely, making it far more savoury – still indisputably good, but I miss its tropical taste.

General Lee gazed at me from the pages of my history book with a majestic white beard and features that looked indisputably Caucasian, but my felt kinship to the Confederate leader was born of something more compelling than reality.

Sex work in Malawi is indisputably dangerous but the limited understanding about its legal status has fuelled a detrimental power relationship between female sex workers and the police: the ambiguity and lack of knowledge is exploited.

For classical music, sheet music is indisputably indispensable, but for most other styles you can rely on something simpler called a lead sheet, which only lists the chords but not every note, or just your memory if you are practiced enough.