Sentence examples for indisputably the first from inspiring English sources

And Call of Duty: Ghosts is indisputably the first Call of Duty game in which my character was eaten by a shark.

Columbus was indisputably the first to do that (Leif Erikson kept his voyage secret).

Certainly, the combination of the two provisions requires the president to halt a practice that indisputably violates the First Amendment as well as the due process clause and the equal protection component of the Fifth Amendment.

Mr Tsvangirai and his Movement for Democratic Change, which is acknowledged by all sides to have won a parliamentary election in March while its leader indisputably won the first round of a presidential poll, have suggested that Mr Mugabe should become a ceremonial president and Mr Tsvangirai an executive prime minister in a transitional period before fresh elections are held.

Indisputably, in the eighteenth century corruption meant a great deal more than bribery.

Now, they say, the authenticity of digital documents like videos, transcripts of personal accounts and court records can be indisputably proved for the first time.

"I'm not entirely persuaded that this is the first indisputably great American play of the 21st century," you opine.

The first indisputably fully terrestrial tetrapod known in the fossil record is Casineria from the Early Carboniferous of Scotland.

And in 1926 Amundsen was the first to indisputably reach the north pole (by airship), although many people believed Robert Peary did it some years before.

But the narrative line of "American Tapestry" is extraordinary because, at least some of the time, we see the first lady as indisputably "black".

The first English king who indisputably bore arms was the Crusader Richard I (the Lion-Heart; 1157 99).