Sentence examples for indisputably fair from inspiring English sources

Whatever it suggests, a means should be found to stage trials that are indisputably fair, before a panel of independent judges, administering international law.

Some people find this system confusing and suggest that they want a simpler one, but it is difficult to develop a simpler, better alternative that is as indisputably fair as this one.

Sounds like "the rich" are already indisputably paying their fair share, at least.

But the sultan looked indisputably frail.

Deborah Cameron cites a 1777 passage by Lord Chesterfield: "Language is indisputably the more immediate province of the fair sex: there they shine, there they excel.

Kurt Andersen opens up an essay in the recent Vanity Fair with a cliché -- indisputably true but a cliché nonetheless: "The past is a foreign country".

That said, it's not quite fair for her (or the other, indisputably female athletes) to be competing against one another when such a genetic difference between the runners would place them in totally separate categories.

That's the Bay Area community where a natural gas pipeline, the maintenance of which is indisputably PG&E's responsibility, blew up Sept. 9. Fair-minded people, and certainly PG&E spokespersons, will say that assigning blame for the disaster is premature until its cause becomes clear, which may not happen for weeks.

That's a fair list of five people who were, or are, indisputably better than Hulk Hogan ever was.

But Nick's decision, ahead of Wednesday's opening Test, to criticise the selectors for dropping him – "I don't feel I had a fair crack of the whip," he said last week – did not feel terribly wise in light of his indisputably poor form for England against New Zealand.

It was indisputably Stephanie.