Sentence examples similar to undeniable judgment from inspiring English sources
(The Journal article that cited Francis also made passing reference to his "undeniable lapses in judgment and decency").
But the anatomy of Dukakis' 40-state, $100-million defeat is seen by many as a history of missed opportunities, poor judgment and undeniable arrogance.
When he helped to bring "Idol," a version of a British show, "Pop Idol," to the United States in 2002, it instantly gained millions of followers, with his judgments as an undeniable draw.
The government has an undeniable interest in preventing criminal defendants from spending ill-gotten gains before a judgment can be reached and thus ensuring that victims can be compensated if the defendants are convicted.
An undeniable truth from the results is that the public is largely biased in their judgments of African American voting practices.
Taking knowledge (scire: to know) in its most generic sense, for Henry it is undeniable that man knows something; Augustine's reservations should be taken to refer to those who claim that judgment is co-extensive with sensation.
This phenomenon is undeniable.
"Their talent is undeniable.
The trajectory is undeniable.
The ambition is undeniable.
