Sentence examples for indisputably from from inspiring English sources

The origins of the Scotch egg may be a mystery, but these are indisputably from Herefordshire.

And all this sprang — improbably, unimaginably and indisputably — from a set of steel corners and a lock, conceived by a man who built a better box.

The intricate technique that Torke used to create the work comes indisputably from the "mechanistic" Reich tradition, and Torke's great love of Stravinsky and of classic funk is in there, too.

Now we know indisputably from sworn testimony by U.S. military leaders that there was never any such order.

Consumers have indisputably benefited from some provisions of the law.

The global construction downturn has begun sucking in firms that would indisputably benefit from an infrastructure stimulus.

The facts are indisputably clear from colonial office manuscripts in the Public Record Office, whatever interpretation one might put on them.

To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, losing one publisher in the course of developing a game is unlucky, losing two goes beyond misfortune – but Homefront: The Revolution has indisputably benefited from Dambuster's traumas.

Some are certainly legit (the iPhone certainly has a bigger screen and is indisputably constructed from metal), but some are questionable (calling out webOS as unintuitive before it's even out — Classy) and some are ridiculous (drag and drop music is a bad thing now?).

For all of its seeming abundance, the Sea of Cortez is indisputably under siege from gill-netters, long-liners and poachers.

That's debatable (you have to cut down more forest to grow them), but they indisputably are benefiting from the same leftist zeitgeist that propels the solar energy business.