Sentence examples for what demonstrably from inspiring English sources

What demonstrably happens is the rich get richer, and the disparity between the top and the bottom gets wider. .

Boxing, no less than Las Vegas, excels at giving people what they demonstrably want, not what they say they want.

By reconstituting with imaginative recreation what was demonstrably real, they make it real again — they seemingly stop time and pull what's lost into the present tense.

He secluded himself in a darkened room at the back of his chateau and set out to discover what was demonstrably real, trustworthy, certain (4, 5 ).

Instead, what is desirable and demonstrably attainable at all times in life, is the prevention or resolution of pathology (Hayflick 2004).

If Iraq's task is demonstrably impossible, on what basis can it be justified?

And so when Crowe's Robin tells his pals, "There is no difference between a knight and any other man," what he claims is both demonstrably absurd and somehow true to the deep, liberating elusiveness of Robinry through the ages.

I almost cheered when Cohen reminded us that what in the past kept demonstrably despicable regimes in power was the idea that "you can only vote for them once".

It may be the middle of the night in Silicon Valley but you'd hardly know it; Cheng and Rizzoli's enthusiasm for what they're building is demonstrably eclipsing their need for sleep.

"But what she was saying was demonstrably untrue.

Consumers would need to know that what they were getting was demonstrably inferior, and often they do not.