that's undeniably true

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

So he decides to answer every question with a statement that's undeniably true: "The Earth is round".

That's undeniably true, in the same way that American frontier history was not like a spaghetti western, either.

And while that's undeniably true, an alternate interpretation suggests a negative connotation.

In terms of the importance of John Paul's intersection with world events, that is undeniably true.

Although there is plenty here for infidels to argue with, there is much more that is undeniably true and important to know, if you want to understand the complex histories of both present-day religion and atheism.

And of the information that is undeniably true, what does that show you about who he was?" Yeah.

In life there are few things that are undeniably true but here's one: Nobody can out-party a drag queen.

That is undeniably true.

When One Direction tell the press that they owe everything to their fans, the only surprising part is that it's undeniably true.

All that said, it's undeniably true that the British upper class have been masterful in maintaining their privileges over the centuries.

Even if that's an exaggeration, it's undeniably true that a bunch of small businesses will fail.