Sentence examples for indisputably new from inspiring English sources

But Kyle, as a transgender actor and a female-to-male one at that, is taking things to indisputably new heights.

Raised in Paris, Selena is the daughter of an expatriate American sea captain, from whom she believes she has inherited "an indisputably New England directness".

He eventually makes a friend in a neighboring apartment, and through his friend's mysterious binoculars sees his own past lighted in the windows of the city's other skyscrapers; he has discovered "that every person brings whatever he can to this big city". The unnamed city, says the story's translator, Marian Schwartz, is indisputably New York.

This is indisputably a new model for the art market it is increasing transparency whilst also carving out a new avenue for art sales".

It is indisputably the New York-based brand No.6, though, that has conferred high-style status on the clunker.

He complained in the New York Times that 'some people are not interested in the vision of the black girl unless they're doing a jungle theme and they can put her in a grass skirt and diamonds and hand her a spear.' This season, it seems that white is indisputably the new black.

The Athena posters that adorned the bedroom walls of the early 1980s held, for the thousands of British teenagers (girls, mostly) who bought them, the promise of a brave new grown-up world - sophisticated, glamorous and indisputably modern.

New York City indisputably entered a new phase last week.

"The truth is, this commission really did not have access to the type of intelligence that would have been necessary to indisputably assert something new".

You mention that you regard the Ukraine crisis as the point in which the West and Russia indisputably entered a new Cold War.

Although he called the show "indisputably bogus," Ben Brantley in The New York Times also called Mr. Jackman "an indisputably authentic star".