Sentence examples for indisputably offer from inspiring English sources

Say what you will about his operas, they indisputably offer singers of all types and categories some of the most seductively rich roles in the repertory.

Other songs offer more indisputably unpleasant results of going to parties.

Mr. Ramis, a reliable purveyor of pleasant comedy -- and the author of one indisputably great movie, "Groundhog Day" -- offers a streamlined refashioning of the raffish anarchy that made the first "Bedazzled" a product of its place and time.

Proponents of private plans say they are indisputably good for many older Americans because they coordinate care and may offer extra benefits, like discounts on eyeglasses, hearing aids and dental care.

It is most peculiar to go on about "digital transmission, sharing and community" unless the material transmitted, shared and offered to that community of listeners continues to be indisputably worthwhile.

Yet when Arsène Wenger came up to offer an assessment on the evisceration of Arsenal late on Wednesday night – indisputably their most abject defeat in the competition – he actually appeared mildly indifferent.

(Pause for a moment and consider that: The only way Microsoft can compete with the free version of Google Apps is to offer a free version of Microsoft Office to match it. Even if Microsoft Office were indisputably superior to Google Apps, which not one review we've read has suggested, how is that going to help Microsoft preserve its massive Office profits?).

Though indisputably one of the great marvels of the age, Amazon is a curious beast that offers few obvious lessons for how a newspaper like The Post might become profitable.

While Neo-Darwinism offers the best account we have of the evolution of life, it is not indisputably watertight, and Darwin himself admitted that a single exception would invalidate the entire theory.

It was indisputably Stephanie.

The stakes are indisputably high.