Sentence examples for indisputably let from inspiring English sources

It is a gripping true crime tale and an essay on racism; a challenge to the lies Australia tells itself about its treatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people told through the voices of three Aboriginal families who have been indisputably let down.

Indisputably, letting go of the structure of lecture, and the feeling of power it holds, can be intimidating and daunting for some educators.

Not only does my new purchase print efficiently, it does so at a quality that is indisputably superior to the printers of 10 years ago, let alone to those dreadful daisy-wheel and dot-matrix machines from the 1970s and 1980s.

Now, at the end of 2016, let's look back at what has indisputably been the Time of Lin.

Once you know what's best for you, once you grasp indisputably your path in life and where it may lead, let no one lead you from it.

As an example, let us assume X dies intestate and a search locates one living relative, indisputably a half-cousin.

A kind of indie-budget Katy Perry, Cosentino is droll, confident and so indisputably the centre of attention that her bandmates – guitarist Bobb Bruno and new drummer Ali Koehler – just let her get on with it.

Let Me In, which features vampires, may be scarier, but the Book of the Dead, which features mummies, indisputably has the better title.

Let the Hall get together with Major League Baseball to figure out what to do about the mess the sport created with its willful ignorance when steroid use was rampant and not even tested for, indisputably altering statistical measures for enshrinement.

Consumers have indisputably benefited from some provisions of the law.

There have been eras indisputably worse.