Sentence examples for that indisputably from inspiring English sources

As for his own defining moment in the administration, that indisputably involves his father, who fled Eastern European pogroms and arrived in this country in 1923.

Bobby Valentine, who managed Irabu for one season in Japan, said the issue was more what didn't go right and that indisputably was Irabu's six-year career in the major leagues after nine dominating seasons in Japan.

Certainly, the combination of the two provisions requires the president to halt a practice that indisputably violates the First Amendment as well as the due process clause and the equal protection component of the Fifth Amendment.

Senior management at the bank used the New York branch "as a front for prohibited dealings with Iran — dealings that indisputably helped sustain a global threat to peace and stability," the regulator said.

That indisputably Golden Age of the Catwalk was soon enough supplanted by some fairly prolonged dark days, a period when designers preferred their models to disappear into the clothes and walk with all the personality of cyborgs.

Amid all the talk of Iran is aiming to equip itself with nuclear weapons (Report, 14 April), it seems too often ignored that the one Middle East country that indisputably has nuclear weapons is Israel.

"That is indisputably the best tree here".

That was indisputably true, even then.

Until three or four years ago, that category indisputably included FedEx.

The same should apply to an economic crisis that is indisputably global in nature.

That's indisputably true of the locals in this "breadbasket" for the whole island.