Sentence examples for makes it incontestable from inspiring English sources
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.
It makes it making sense.
In a Reflections piece published posthumously, Arendt expanded on her use of the controversial phrase: I was struck by a manifest shallowness in the doer which made it impossible to trace the incontestable evil of his deeds to any deeper level of roots or motives.
The work of ICMP, in particular the scientific evidence of the identity of victims from the conflicts of the 90s, has made it possible to piece together an incontestable narrative of crimes, and to present this evidence in numerous trials, including those of Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić.
But if you take the long view, it seems to me incontestable that the turn was big, even if failures in implementation have made it less big in certain areas than the council intended.
While some of what Moran says can feel exaggerated, or at least withholding of certain key details that might make it less funny or interesting, that she has been writing the fuck out of shit for nearly 25 years is incontestable.
Because the longer the league dawdles in its headquarters' backyard, the closer Orlando is to its stadium deal, making its franchise allocation incontestable.
The Socialists, who have still not picked their presidential candidate for 2012, failed to make themselves the incontestable destination for the disenchanted.Third, far from being a disappointment, the FN's performance was worryingly impressive.
That is what makes him so clear and incontestable a witness, and he stands by his testimony.
