Sentence examples for its incontestable from inspiring English sources

Rather, they discuss its incontestable manifestations in two related areas, the human face and plastic surgery, putting them into their cultural and scientific context.

That is why the Muskat problem at the microscopic level for the Stokes system, in addition to its incontestable value, is very important in the theory of filtration of underground fluids.

Yet, if ever there were a case for a change in the structure of the railways, the continuing debacle over Southern rail makes it incontestable.

Because the longer the league dawdles in its headquarters' backyard, the closer Orlando is to its stadium deal, making its franchise allocation incontestable.

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.

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.

And Allan Massie of the Daily Telegraph says it is incontestable that Shakespeare's Richard is the product of Tudor propaganda.

It seems incontestable that Louisiana's criminal justice system is in a state of collapse.