Sentence examples for it was incontestable from inspiring English sources

Lennon writes: "For Mailer it was incontestable that two people — not two halves of one — lived inside every human.

The LeRoys' lawyers said that since the trademark had been in use for five years, it was incontestable, but the judge disagreed.

Mr. Clinton told "Larry King Live" on CNN that "everybody makes mistakes when they are president" and that it was "incontestable that on the day I left office there were unaccounted for stocks of biological and chemical weapons" in Iraq.

Yet it is incontestable that Government policy has become more draconian here.

It is incontestable that clientelism goes against the values contemporary democracies claim to uphold.

It is incontestable that the Brexiteers won the referendum, albeit by a small margin.

It is incontestable that Solti both revolutionised recorded music and set a standard of sound that has never been attained since.

It is incontestable that he has benefited from affirmative action at critical moments in his life, yet he denounces the policy and has persuaded himself that it played little part in his success.

The legal papers state that because of this failure it "is incontestable that the unaccompanied children" whom the legislation is intended to assist "are exposed to serious risks of abuse and exploitation".

It's incontestable that we live in difficult times and that younger generations in particular may be more acutely aware that things aren't improving any time soon, but is it a reach to say that fans of the Hunger Games are responding as much to the world around them as to the books?

I think that it is incontestable that the policy of free admission has greatly increased the number of visits to the great national collections overall, most especially to those institutions, like the V&A, which used to charge, and there is considerable evidence that it has increased the overall number of visitors.