Sentence examples for unarguably that from inspiring English sources

Unarguably that's the case.

The Duchess of Argyll wrote a dinner party guide, pointing out, perhaps unarguably, that: "One of the things duchesses frequently do is entertain".

The book starts with a traditional romp through the territory of "dumbing down", tracking exam questions on papers from 1929 to today - an analysis which, he says, shows "unarguably" that A-level and GCSE results have improved because exams have been dumbed down.

England's spluttering, stuttering 18-11 win over Italy means, unarguably, that a long-awaited Slam is still on when they march into the dragon's den in Cardiff next Saturday afternoon.

It's unarguably true that there's no heaven for broken down computers, as I have found to my cost when I poured fruit juice over my laptop.

It is unarguably crazy that voters who believe in things like gun control and universal health coverage and abortion rights would rally around Mr. McCain, who doesn't.

He subscribes to the fashionable view that imperial rulers, as well as their diverse subjects, have "a misbegotten faith in partition," and he also unarguably says that the hasty and shabby British departure made a bad outcome worse, just as it's beyond argument that Pakistan has failed as a state.

Given these findings, the evidence unarguably indicates that there is a causal relation between this abrupt reduction in use of E&P hormone therapy and the decline in breast cancer.

PAGE A24 Really Old Fossil: It's a Boy Scientists reported that a 425-million-year-old fossil found in England had an unmistakable penis, the oldest record of an animal that is unarguably male.

There may be moments - such as his theory about not peeing on fires - when your scepticism or sense of offence is aroused; but there is much more that is unarguably to the point.

For all its potential, and its advantage over paternalism of the hard sort, this is a tool that transfers power from the individual to the state, which only sometimes knows best.Its champions will say that soft paternalism should only be used for ends that are unarguably good: on the side of sobriety, prudence and restraint.