Sentence examples for really incontrovertible from inspiring English sources

"The evidence is really incontrovertible that men as drivers take more risks," she said.

Aid and development policy, concludes Mr Banerjee, should take more account of that evidence.But is the evidence really incontrovertible?

"With the F.B.I. indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain," he said.

He said: "The weight of evidence has accumulated to a point over the last few months where it's really incontrovertible in our opinion".

But just this morning, HR McMaster said the evidence of Russian interference is " now really incontrovertible".

A writer for the Web site Novus Ordo Watch, a mouthpiece of the ultra-conservative Catholic fringe — its slogan is "Unmasking the Modernist Vatican II Church" — insisted that Francis's treatment by a "female Jewish Freudian" was "a really big smoking gun," incontrovertible evidence that his "mind is saturated with Jewish ideas".

Not really, because Ripley's affirms incontrovertible truth.

No matter that the facts underlying her admonition are incontrovertible: Most young women really do reach their peak of good looks and appeal to men when they're in their early 20s.

But it's an incontrovertible fact that they now know your major label "art-pop" schtick is really about as avant-garde as Liz Hurley and Shane Warne getting a his-and-hers spray tan".

The facts are incontrovertible.

Those facts are incontrovertible.