Sentence examples similar to indisputably less from inspiring English sources

Several other commercials this year have been criticized as pushing past the facts when they could have indisputably conveyed similar points with less sensational-sounding claims.

Although far less glamorous, it is indisputably worthwhile provided it is performed in a cost-effective manner.

Nevertheless, the pyramids of Giza are indisputably a marvel, although it is the less familiar sights surrounding them which stay with me.

As for Jordan, he's attracted by some of the more obvious attributes of this prickly but indisputably appealing older woman, as well as some that are less so: "He somehow taps into her vulnerability," Ms. Holofcener said.

Contamination and other complexities make the degree of certainty less absolute than is sometimes supposed, but it has indisputably helped to catch the likes of the Ipswich murderer Steve Wright.

Having indisputably come out on top at E3 2013, Sony found itself under far less pressure than Microsoft this year.

A contrarian might even argue that this performance, while indisputably one of the most low-rent moments in White House history, will do him less harm than the disastrous speech that he delivered later that same day.

When, a couple of weeks later, she finally, indisputably died, at a hospice in Pinellas Park, Florida, an autopsy found that her brain was so atrophied that it was probably less than half the size it had once been.

It was indisputably Stephanie.

The stakes are indisputably high.

Giant pandas are indisputably popular.