incontrovertible

The scientist presented incontrovertible evidence to support his theory.

It is an incontrovertible fact that exercise is beneficial for health.

The lawyer presented incontrovertible proof of the defendant's innocence.

The CEO's leadership qualities were incontrovertible, leading the company to success.

The team's victory was based on incontrovertible teamwork and dedication.

Her talent as a singer is incontrovertible, captivating audiences worldwide.

The judge's decision was based on incontrovertible facts and legal precedents.

The company's success can be attributed to its incontrovertible commitment to quality.

The professor's expertise in the subject matter is incontrovertible, earning him respect from students.

The athlete's skill on the field is incontrovertible, making him a valuable asset to the team.

One study found incontrovertible proof that companies with self-checkout machines had a loss rate of about 4%.

That while they were asleep, Special Counsel Robert Mueller uncovered incontrovertible evidence of Russian collusion.

Morrison declared incontrovertible the evidence that Columbus first set foot on Watling Island in the eastern Bahamas.

The fossil evidence for feathers, may be clear and incontrovertible.

Like rain on a cold window, these thoughts pattered against the hard surface of the incontrovertible truth, which was that he must die.

But the evidence found in his house, the Emperor's letters, all, all the things that accused him beyond hope of denial, all those incontrovertible proofs?

But when the deep self can't take our emotional negligence any longer, we may develop the sort of backache that makes it incontrovertible that something is very wrong.

But gradually, as he began to rehearse his story for the thousandth time, he saw again how incontrovertible it was, and felt sure that any criminal lawyer would believe him.

They all talked at once, their voices insistent and contradictory and impatient, making of unreality a possibility, then a probability, then an incontrovertible fact, as people will when their desires become words.

However, absolute numbers aside, it is incontrovertible that English has become the lingua franca of the world in the fields of business, science, aviation, computing, education, politics and entertainment (and arguably many others).