Sentence examples for it's unarguable from inspiring English sources

It's unarguable, isn't it?

The script is sensitively handled and it's unarguable that showcasing stories such as this is an important way of educating the masses about a difficult process.

Counselling is tough on the attention span.' It's unarguable that watching coaches turn toddlers into little angels and knock 10 years off frumpy, menopausal women is enough to send thousands of viewers in search of a similar service.

It's unarguable that without Seeger swaddling folk music in a chunky-knit Arran sweater of activist righteousness, it would not have flourished as it did in the later 20th century; nor that the course of '60s radicalism would have effected such sweeping changes.

It's unarguable, of course, that the scab refs lost the game for Green Bay.

After Romney's 47 percent tape went public, it was unarguable that he saw himself as a 1percentt guy running against the "takers".

Parkinson said it was "unarguable" to assert that policy reform proposals should be designed with fairness in mind.

Despite the polarised debate, it is unarguable that the scientific understanding of the risks of fracking in the UK is incomplete.

First, it is unarguable that no modern party leader can win an election if behind in the polls on economic competence.

According to legal documents related to the case it added: "It is unarguable that at the relevant time (May 2015) the school was required as part of its safeguarding responsibilities to be aware of the dangers of radicalisation.

It is unarguable that factors such as properly funded services, welfare provision and decent housing have the greatest possible impact on an individual's capacity, whatever their experience, to create a life that feels worth living.