Sentence examples for indisputably more from inspiring English sources

Nonfiction about running is arguably better, and indisputably more abundant.

Their movies were indisputably more varied and complex, artistic and controversial, and they made money.

His blend was indisputably more complex and remarkable than any of the individual wines.

That's fine, but Chrysler's top Hemi V-8s are indisputably more rockin' than anything made by Maserati.

Still, Russians have not been generally known to protest anyone's placement under house arrest, because it is indisputably more humane than Russian prison.

The Advisory Group report sums it up: "If Russia is not yet 'lost,' it is indisputably more unstable, more corrupt, more lawless and vastly more hostile to the United States than it was when President Clinton and Vice President Gore took office".

Deborah Cameron cites a 1777 passage by Lord Chesterfield: "Language is indisputably the more immediate province of the fair sex: there they shine, there they excel.

Those virtues have scarcely diminished, despite the Springboks' four-year flirtation with the Japanese club rugby scene following the 2011 World Cup in All Black country – not quite a busman's holiday, but indisputably a more restful existence than the endless slogs around the Super Rugby beat that would have been his lot had he stayed in Pretoria and continued playing for the Blue Bulls.

Before, Uber's values were indisputably much more aggressive.

Now the A8s aren't the best headphones on the market, and the B&O price premium indisputably goes more towards design than performance.

The p53 alterations indisputably occur more often in BRCA1-associated tumors than in sporadic breast or ovarian tumors.