Sentence examples for indisputably popular from inspiring English sources

The singers that MTV enlisted for Sunday night are indisputably popular.

This is history written from his new perch in several banking board rooms, claiming Labour lost because of the 50% tax on 1% richest of the population – a rare indisputably popular act by Gordon Brown.

During his decade-long tenure as foreign minister (1991-2001), Moussa was indisputably the most popular politician in Egypt and he was even described by Time magazine as "perhaps the most adored public servant in the Arab world".

But the Circuit Court of Jefferson County in rural southwest Mississippi -- one of the poorest counties in one of the nation's poorest states -- has indisputably become a popular destination for lawyers suing makers of prescription drugs, cigarettes, lead paint and asbestos products.

Whereas Rimbaud was striking if strange in his looks, Verlaine was indisputably ugly, resembling the popular idea of Socrates while possessing none of the philosopher's equanimity.

But the most popular is indisputably The Sound of Music.

In the decades between the mid-19th century and World War I, Long Branch — now little more than an hour's drive from New York City — was indisputably one of America's most popular resorts, attracting several of the country's biggest money men.

It aims to examine the indisputably powerful effect of England's black population on British popular culture.

Today, the use of cut menhaden or "bunker" as bait from shore and boat remains a popular approach to catching stripers and blues, an indisputably productive tactic -- with decidedly mixed appeal; it may be the antithesis of fly fishing in its coarseness and organic ambience.

For me, she is indisputably the most sophisticated voice of hope and heartbreak, joy and sorrow, in popular music.

It was indisputably Stephanie.