Sentence examples for indisputably very from inspiring English sources

The series is, indisputably, very long.

Although qPCR is indisputably very powerful tool for identification and quantification of various microorganisms, one of its main disadvantages is the inability to distinguish between signals originating from different sources (live, dead or compromised cells).

That clip was shown over and over on television, which I found strange, because though it indicated that one Knicks fan was indisputably very disappointed in the choice of a seven-foot-three Latvian, it also looked a lot like an emotionally fragile kid who was looking for an excuse to sob hysterically.

Because while the smog lingering over China's cities and towns is indisputably a very negative thing, the detrimental effects of PX are disputed by many. .

Bill Henson is one of the very few indisputably great contemporary Australian artists - a photographer of astonishing talent, whose work is held in the collections of the National Gallery in Canberra, the Guggenheim Museum, the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, and, in an irony that will soon become apparent, the High Court of Australia.

-- Ms. Goel instinctively began videoing his very brave and indisputably inspiring transformation.

At the very minimum, anything that is indisputably inaccurate must be corrected: there is no protected opinion that holds that the sun rises in the west.

In this pretty but not very interesting capital city of an indisputably screwball state, choosing the next president of the United States has become a family affair.

"Our mission for 2020 is very simple – for Team Sky to be indisputably and consistently the best cycling team in the world, and to be viewed as one of the very best sports teams in the world," he said.

Like the rest of the abolitionists, who were a very small percentage of the population, Thoreau indisputably had a better way of discerning the truth about that central moral and political crisis.

In vivo, mice models have indisputably shown both the protective and the promoting role of very short telomeres in cancer development.