Sentence examples for the unarguable from inspiring English sources

The unarguable success of Millican offers hope.

It is, as everybody knows, the unarguable flaw of modern tours.

The shortest possible version of this story, the unarguable one, is that Kids Company has gone bust.

Oscar night is the arena in which Hollywood's self-consciousness about prestige matches the unarguable achievement of box-office success.

The unarguable simplicity of those colourful facts turns what could be mistaken for a crude piece of agit-prop into a powerfully disinterested and witty observation.

He refused – once more and more than once – to explain his position on tuition fees, on the unarguable grounds that any policy must be properly costed.

"Not one of these artists even managed to land a single in the top 40 over the last 12 months, which you might have thought would have set alarm bells ringing," he thundered, invoking the famously unarguable principle that the best music is always the most popular.

The opposition should be a false one, but somewhere behind it is the apparently unarguable current belief that the writer's first duty is to provide the easiest possible experience for the reader.

But the evidence is unarguable: the Iron Age people lived in regular house plots flanking broad gravelled roads, aligned with the sunrises and sunsets of the summer and winter solstices, in a major town a century earlier than anyone had believed.

But the one unarguable testimony of martyrdom is that the martyrs are concerned with something important, where it matters whether you're right or wrong.

The creed is a collective work ethic and individual responsibility, the logic unarguable.