Sentence examples for just as indisputably from inspiring English sources

A dying boy dramatically sprawled on his back on a large rock, in a pose roughly derived from Hellenistic sculpture (but upon whose groin a large bunch of leaves has decorously fallen), is indisputably a real boy who is just as indisputably not dying.

It's fitting, because just as Paris is indisputably the beating heart of the women's fashion scene, London has always been the capital for men's attire.

However, this wasn't just any old weed; it was Japanese knotweed, described by the Environment Agency as "indisputably the UK's most aggressive, destructive and invasive plant".

It is indisputably true that - just as conservatives argued that Furkan Dogan was not a Real American - large numbers of Americans believe the same about the Denver-born teenager named Abdulrahman.

The result, which is known as Planck's radiation law, was hailed as indisputably correct.

The departures of Hillary Clinton and Eliot Spitzer from the political scene have left Schumer as indisputably the most nationally prominent New York Democrat.

IN 1947, Time magazine referred to the British writer Rebecca West as "indisputably the world's No. 1 woman writer".

"The Landlord" helped establish Funny or Die as indisputably the biggest player in online comedy with 62 million video views a month.

But the narrative line of "American Tapestry" is extraordinary because, at least some of the time, we see the first lady as indisputably "black".

As indisputably dangerous as Duterte is, he is a foul-mouthed, cracking-jokes-about-shooting-people breath of fresh air the Philippines has never experienced before.

As indisputably great as he was, Matthews was so ludicrously physical that police watching the famous Neville Bruns incident charged him with assault causing grievous bodily harm.