Sentence examples for is incontrovertible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not capable of being denied, challenged, or disputed; closed to questioning.
- Her statement that Hitler was evil is incontrovertible.
But Ms. Carr's skill is incontrovertible.
The identity-based rationale is incontrovertible.
What is incontrovertible is the need for state-funded elections.
The molestation is incontrovertible, a legal and moral fact.
Where there is incontrovertible evidence of fraud, courts usually convict.
There m'lud, is incontrovertible proof of his gift for dissemination.
It is clearly debatable whether he deserves blame, but the outcome is incontrovertible.
Without an image of the man's face, no evidence is incontrovertible, but Martin's calculations were scrupulous.
Such ideas should be explored.The moral case for migration is incontrovertible: it greatly lessens human misery.
That these are features of life in today's Venezuela is incontrovertible.
What is incontrovertible is the extent of Rimbaud's contribution to modern French literature.
