Sentence examples for seems unarguable from inspiring English sources
The answer seems unarguable: South Asia.
That most ordinary Cubans want change here seems unarguable.
It seems unarguable that painful life experience has fuelled her creatively.
Hadlow's scholarship seems unarguable, though it reads, at times, like the best sort of racy historical novel.
While it seems unarguable that urban growth always make someone richer, it certainly doesn't ensure that this wealth created is distributed fairly.
The film's antagonists -- an exiled Iranian military officer named Massoud Behrani and a housecleaner named Kathy Nicolo, who is recovering from years of addiction and the breakup of her marriage -- are both acting in defense of principles that seem unarguable.
How this should occur depends on a child's age These rights seem clear and unarguable and are largely enacted in policies and services for children living in Australia.
Gingrich is gone, but his spirit flourishes in a Bush White House that seems to deal only in unarguable certitudes.
He remembers his mother looking at newspapers and magazines from the library through a reading glass, "with such care and deliberation that when her verdicts came – 'quite good', 'not bad', 'an awfy lot of rubbish' – they seemed to carry the unarguable knock of a judge's hammer".
Mr. Kushner's own, unarguable voice comes through not least in Courage's assessment that "to live poor, that takes courage," as spoken by an anti-heroine of sorts who needs war's spoils, or so it would seem, to feed her spirit.
