indisputable

Indisputably Obama, I think, though of course, he will go on the stump and lambaste Republicans for holding out on tax cuts.

Two older artists have taken a more prominent part in the war and its politics, a part that may indisputably be called political.

And what the heart told him was right, indubitably and indisputably right.

In the case of primary substance this is indisputably true, for the thing is a unit.

The eye of jealousy is proverbially sharp, and yet it is indisputably green.

There are passages, in this book which, much as they redound to the honour of their writer, are indisputably heavy reading.