Sentence examples for indisputably present from inspiring English sources

Drugs are indisputably present in Ossining.

The truth is that, like many of the major stars, O'Toole was not altogether of this world, being at once indisputably present, yet with a mind dreaming of elsewhere.

Syphilis was indisputably present in the Americas before European contact.

Percy Shelley was indisputably present at the birth of the creature, who was born in the Swiss countryside during the unseasonably rainy summer of 1816.

In this paper, we shall try to argue that neuroinflammation, although indisputably present in AD, even as an early event, is not a prerequisite for onset of dementia a syndrome that is met at a late stage of a disease (e.g., AD or vascular dementia (VaD) or B12 deficiency).

There is only one track at the moment, Something About You, but it is stunning: the gossamer shiver of Michael Jackson in the sublimest production context; MJ had he lived to work with the exact right current producers, with a perfect blend of the now and then, nodding to the 1980s while being indisputably present-day.

The program, called "Indisputably Martha," will be presented by the Martha Graham Dance Center, the umbrella organization for the company and its school.

Though these films are indisputably preposterous, Mr. Baker's ever-present interest in realistically grounding his tales is nonetheless detectable.

Only variables presented in Table 1 that were considered indisputably available to the treating physician at ICU admission were eligible for inclusion in the risk model.

We hypothesize that XMRV could be present in this compartment, as it has been indisputably found in prostate cancer tissues.

STAR: Hugh Jackman BROADWAY ROLE: Peter Allen in "The Boy From Oz" DATES PERFORMED: Sept. 16 to present REVIEWS: Critics panned the show but praised Mr. Jackman, calling him "an indisputably authentic star" and a rare "matinee idol" (Ben Brantley, The New York Times) in "one of the breakout leadingman musical debuts in recent Broadway memory" (Linda Winer, Newsday).