Sentence examples for which indisputably from inspiring English sources
Well, the answer eventually came with Dire Straits's Money for Nothing, which indisputably came with your chips for free.
The last show of my twenty-year New Yorker joyride was Odets's "Golden Boy"—Lincoln Center's masterly production which indisputably puts Odets in the pantheon of great twentieth-century playwrights.
It's still fun to be king Reprints Related items Saddam Hussein's trial: Undignified, but not a farceFeb 16th 2006 Army abuses: Video nastyFeb 16th 2006 Iraq: Time for that sea changeJan 26th 2006A crucial reason for Dr Jaafari's survival as prime minister was the support of the one UIA faction which indisputably has a mass following, the movement loyal to a radical cleric, Muqtada al-Sadr.
Contrast this with coal, which indisputably is in steep decline.
The agreement also contains legally binding elements, which indisputably trigger the ratification requirement.
There were new attempts to require voter ID, which indisputably disenfranchised minority, poor and elderly voters.
Yet the giant viruses have longer genomes than some bacteria, which are indisputably alive.
But what of the violence, which is indisputably excessive for a music video?
Even the discovery of penicillin, tested on mice, which has indisputably saved millions of lives, is dismissed.
Proceeding in line with the Supreme Court cases, which are indisputably controlling, this Court first concludes that Microsoft possessed "appreciable economic power in the tying market"..
The young Londoner Vaseem Mohammed started off selling his intriguing paintings - which are indisputably Islamic yet executed in a ruthlessly modern style - in Spitalfields market.
