Sentence examples for indisputably owned from inspiring English sources

Judge Cedarbaum ruled that the city indisputably owned the restaurant in a Manhattan building that began in 1872 as a sheepfold for a herd that used the grass in the adjoining field, now known as the Sheep Meadow.

Al Gore is indisputably his own man now.

But Botham, Flintoff and Stokes form their lineage, each indisputably their own, but all alike.

But soon Chonghou pulled off another failure that was indisputably his own, and the capstone of his career.By 1878 it was difficult to see how Chonghou had established himself as a man to trust with China's foreign affairs.

Although his early ornament has some links to that of the Gothic Revival style and to the Queen Anne style, his mature ornament, seen best in his works at the turn of the century, is indisputably his own.

"The whole set of assumptions about modern art was that it was incumbent on an artist to define for him or herself a particular signature style, something that was indisputably their own," Benezra explains.

"Moon River" was written by Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer, and Audrey Hepburn introduced it in the 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's," but it was Mr. Williams who made the song indisputably his own when he sang it at the 1962 Academy Awards ceremony and titled a subsequent album after it.

However, the consultants are indisputably correct about the threat that global warming and sea level rise pose to this golf course, and to the many other coastal properties owned by Donald Trump.

In his only murder case, litigation undertaken as a favor to an employee of the firm, he mustered an argument so passionate that his client, who had indisputably killed her own mother, was admitted to a psychiatric institution.

It has indisputably hardened Mr. Putin's own resolve.

Consumers have indisputably benefited from some provisions of the law.