Sentence examples for undeniable by from inspiring English sources

Banna was offering a religious alternative to the more secular and western-inspired nationalist ideas that had so far failed to liberate Egypt from the clutches of foreign powers, and the popular appeal of his message was undeniable: by 1938, the movement had 300 branches across the country, as well as others in Lebanon and Syria.

Just as shocking was a growing realization -- made undeniable by each dismal repetition of the business cycle -- that the new industrial economy wasn't just producing that reserve army, but depended on its regular mobilization and demobilization to carry on the process of capital accumulation.

Majorcan philosopher Ramon Llull (1232 1315) developed several logical machines devoted to the production of knowledge by logical means; Llull described his machines as mechanical entities that could combine basic and undeniable truths by simple logical operations, produced by the machine by mechanical meanings, in such ways as to produce all the possible knowledge.

The work confronts us with our undeniable humanity by abstracting snapshots taken by a robotic camera.

Decent footballer, engaged teacher, garrulous taxi-driver at the weekend, and – it was becoming undeniable – liked by all he met.

Bramston alleges Albanese is "rubbishing" Shorten to anyone who will listen and describes his behaviour as "undeniable treachery" by someone with "form".

The London Olympics delivered its undeniable panache by throwing a large amount of money at a small number of people who were set a simple goal.

Acted with undeniable verve by a big ensemble (itself a rarity in Broadway dramas these days), this Steppenwolf production allows theatergoers to feel they've experienced a Significant Play without being in any way challenged.

Yet Cameron has one rare, and undeniable, advantage: by securing a second term he stands out as an exception in a European political landscape from which so many leaders have been booted out by voters since the start of the 2008 crisis.

The need for truly urgent action is undeniable, but by the time answers have been found to the massive questions of science, engineering and governance that Wadhams agrees need to be solved before geo-engineering on a planetary scale can go ahead, it will be far too late.

Since the large ideological shift in the Republican Party around the 1980s, women's rights -- and the legislation that has accompanied the advancement of those rights -- have been under undeniable attack by the GOP.