Sentence examples for indisputably important from inspiring English sources
Health work is indisputably important, and it's also relatively easy to measure.
In any event, this most curious writing is another indisputably important witness to the sheer diversity among so-called gnostic works.
Mr. Barzani, as the leader of a principal political party and the de facto commander of a local army tens of thousands strong, is indisputably important to the future of Iraq.
While accepting that today's speech and announcements are indisputably important as framing exercises, it is also important to stress that they don't need to be treated as respectfully as they are.
But despite audience resistance to his early pieces (" 'Nom Donné' was a nightmare," he said; "everyone hated it, people were snoring"), and an unhurried output of work (eight pieces in 14 years), Mr. Bel has for some years now been an indisputably important presence in Europe.
A series of proposals to publish the words and ideas of Osama bin Laden are testing the willingness of book publishers to handle indisputably important but highly objectionable material, reviving a debate that has simmered since Houghton Mifflin published an English-language edition of "Mein Kampf" in 1933.
Not perfect maybe, but indisputably significant.
It is indisputably noble, important, and wonderful.
Mr. Perle, who served as an assistant defense secretary under President Reagan, is indisputably an important part of the current Defense Department.
My guess is that he isn't losing any sleep over the probability of a G.O.P. Presidential rout, which would make him the indisputably most important Republican in America.
