Sentence examples for indisputably made from inspiring English sources

1984's semi-autobiographical Purple Rain – which earned an Oscar and $80m in box office takings – indisputably made Prince a superstar.

One of the few things that supporters and critics of happiness research seem to agree upon is that there is one thing that indisputably makes people happier:  counting your blessings.

What invariably and indisputably makes things art are the meanings we give them, which can turn a little nothing into a significant something, and give a potential liability a touch of poetry.

The Toronto Rave Community (TRC) is the Facebook group/dance music community/troll nation/club ticket Craigslist/mindless viral sharing platform that indisputably makes Toronto's club scene unique.

In any case, in this regard, I have to say that I support Amendments Nos 47, 52, 53 and 60, which indisputably make additional important contributions which complement the current provisions.

So was the butcher's shop at the end of an alley nearby, the nature of the fresh meat for sale made indisputably clear by the camel's head sat on a wooden block outside.

Yet as The Times' series published last week made indisputably clear, today that hospital is one of the nation's worst, and the county Board of Supervisors bears full responsibility for the patients who suffered and died there.

When they denied it, we purposely presented the story as one of a major discrepancy between what the NSA document claims and what the internet companies claim, as the headline itself makes indisputably clear: The NSA document says exactly what we reported.

The wedding dress donated to the charity shop is indisputably a beautifully made thing.

Purists object when you call this music E.D.M., though it is indisputably electronic music made for dancing.

The loyalty of most of the Conservative former ministers to Peel and the death of Bentinck made Disraeli indisputably the leader of the opposition in the Commons.