Sentence examples for indisputably he from inspiring English sources

They are both going bankrupt indisputably, he says, and rabvbits on about the ills of Obamacare.

In a way, Galarraga is unique in baseball history in that he lost his perfect game after he really should have had it - indisputably, he beat Donald to the bag and Joyce admittedly blew the call.

If they prove indisputably true he's a boor, a bully and maybe a bit of a predator: three more reasons he shouldn't be president.

It was indisputably, as he goes on to say, "free of longueurs".

Though violence has indisputably declined, he says, it could rise again.

"When you have people who are indisputably innocent," he said, "it has to be horrifying.

"I do think there's some sort of minor sadness to the loss of a book, and it's indisputably bookish," he said.

From the long shelf of books, a number by Robinson himself and his family, we know indisputably that he bore epithets and real threats with stoicism and dignity while executing on the field with consummate skill and characteristic abandon.

The problem here wasn't so much that this seemed like special pleading (although it did) but that it watered down the central question of whether you can forgive the adult for something indisputably evil he did as a child".

But he indisputably snared Andrew Luster, as he promised to do in January, on camera, making a legally dubious claim to a chunk of the million-dollar bail.

He has developed an indisputably illustrious record; he has proved himself to be the moderate, first-rate judge who, in the mid-nineties, Republicans as well as Democrats one-upped each other in predicting he would become.