Sentence examples for is demonstrably a from inspiring English sources

Cleverley is demonstrably a weapon beyond use.

She is, demonstrably, a kind woman.

And the government's policy answer -- to respond with punishing military attacks -- is demonstrably a failure.

Most narratives are falsifiable only with the passage of time, but Cameron's story is demonstrably a fairytale right now.

This galumphing mutant is demonstrably a charlatan and a travesty of everything a Mini – by definition a small car – should stand for.

Not when the only thing that is demonstrably a coach's fault is failing to have the Giants prepared for the critical onside kick the Eagles successfully executed during their 21-point comeback.

The disaffection that gave birth to the Arab Spring was demonstrably "a good thing", promising the downfall of dictators and the prospect of western-style, market-based democracies.

"Your comprehensive win... was demonstrably a true indication of the trust, confidence and support the Australian constituents have in your leadership qualities and, more importantly, the political, social and economic policies of the Liberal party," O'Neill said.

Wales lack tournament experience and are demonstrably a smaller nation than some of the teams who might contest the final, but their low-key approach has served them well.

They said that, because neither of the two previous winners have enjoyed even a molecule of commercial success since appearing on the show, it was demonstrably a failure and that BBC One would be better off spending 90 minutes showing a looping GIF of a pooing horse every weekend.

It is to his credit that he has subtly repositioned Radio 1 over the past few years to be demonstrably a public-service station, while developing a style and tone of voice that connects superbly with its core target 15-24 audience.