Sentence examples for more indisputably from inspiring English sources
"more indisputably" is a correct and usable expression in written English
You can use it to emphasize an idea that is accepted without question. For example: "The band's new album is more indisputably their greatest work yet."
Other songs offer more indisputably unpleasant results of going to parties.
The Advisory Group report sums it up: "If Russia is not yet 'lost,' it is indisputably more unstable, more corrupt, more lawless and vastly more hostile to the United States than it was when President Clinton and Vice President Gore took office".
Nonfiction about running is arguably better, and indisputably more abundant.
Their movies were indisputably more varied and complex, artistic and controversial, and they made money.
His blend was indisputably more complex and remarkable than any of the individual wines.
That's fine, but Chrysler's top Hemi V-8s are indisputably more rockin' than anything made by Maserati.
Still, Russians have not been generally known to protest anyone's placement under house arrest, because it is indisputably more humane than Russian prison.
Bolosier and de Coteau eschew coconut altogether, which alters the dish completely, making it far more savoury – still indisputably good, but I miss its tropical taste.
This makes me indisputably more Christ-like than you.
For all our current problems, we live in a country that is indisputably more just and equitable today than it was 50, 100, or 150 years ago.
Although these newer results suggest that PCV13 might possess some advantages over PPV, drawing firm conclusions from these studies may be premature; there is no a priori reason to think that PCV13 should be indisputably more immunogenic than PPV in older adults because many earlier studies of PCV7 showed no such superiority.
