Sentence examples for mostly indisputable from inspiring English sources
24/7 Wall Street did a post the other day saying the sun was setting on Fortune, Forbes and Business Week and its facts about the finances of these publications are sad and mostly indisputable.
Politicians are making a mostly indisputable choice into a partisan hot potato about the reach of government and personal freedoms.
"There are official versions of history which are indisputable in France," Dieudonné told a young, mostly male audience in his last show here, "Rendez-nous Jésus," or "Give Us Jesus Back".
Mostly his songs were strong and steady, projecting a deep, indisputable, and ultimately persuasive confidence and sense of self.
In fairness, I think it's true that Obama has mostly had nicer press coverage and that helps, but it still seems to me indisputable that Obama's campaign has been incomparably better managed than Clinton's.
While not enough of the ship is intact to judge the exact location, its effects are indisputable: about seven seconds after the hit, the forward magazines detonated in a cataclysmic explosion, mostly venting through the sides of the ship and destroying much of the interior structure of the forward part of the ship.
The connection is indisputable.
That much is indisputable.
