Sentence examples for this is demonstrably true from inspiring English sources

This is demonstrably true, for example, in music and literature (Kong 1995).

An obvious difficulty with this is that Cantor's theorem suggests that type n + 1 (being the "power set" of type n) should be intrinsically larger than type n (and in some senses this is demonstrably true).

This is demonstrably true -- Zelaya has repeatedly indicated a willingness to accept the compromise; Micheletti, on the other hand, is playing for time until November's regularly scheduled presidential elections -- yet Davis repeatedly insisted otherwise.

In this case that old saw "it isn't all about winning" is demonstrably true.

That is demonstrably true".

And sometimes, old is demonstrably true.

It is demonstrably true that people derive pleasure from their donations.

Their argument – that her trenchant views on gender reassignment incite unpleasantness – is demonstrably true.

(Chinen) HERBIE HANCOCK (June 24) It is demonstrably true that Mr. Hancock's ambitious New York festival concerts, with revolving bands and famous guests, can be unsatisfying on the whole, showy and unfocused.

'The one thing I'm convinced of,' he declared by way of conclusion, 'is whenever the playing field is even, the rules are public, the goals are clear, and there is a work ethic, we all do exceptionally well.' What Jackson needed to prove his case was the example of football, where what he says is demonstrably true.

Two Shrunken iPhone 6s Inside Doing All the Work Apple has said that the power of the iPhone 7 will be double what it has previously offered, and that's demonstrably true — if you open your iPhone 7, you'll find two miniature phones from the previous generation working away inside.