undeniable

IPA: ʌndɪnˈaɪʌbʌɫ

Examples of "undeniable" in Sentences

He presented what he called undeniable evidence Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
Bush criticized those who "still call for retreat" in the face of what he called undeniable successes.
After quoting half the lyrics to DOOM's new album, he recalls the undeniable connection that drew him in …
With all these inequities in undeniable existence, you still feel certain enough to use the power of the state to kill?
I take from the movies what is undeniable, which is a strength and an instinct and an absolute sense of wrong or right that is ingrained in her.
But I think the overall trend is undeniable, which is that Americans are having a harder time getting credit, and are more conscious of the need to rein back.
He's calling far a strong and a rapid response to what he calls the undeniable problems of the poor immigrant neighborhood where most of the violence has taken place.
National League Central leaders and their manager is undeniable, which is why Baker says no one should worry too much about his letting a contract extension sit in his desk drawer, unsigned.
Our legal system assumes that ANY defendant, no matter how heinous the crime, is considered innocent until proven guilty and that every defendant is entitled to certain undeniable rights which include:
"Nazis" and belittle the Holocaust of World War II by equating the Palestinian plight with that genocide: when you call the undeniable suffering of the Palestinians "genocide," you align yourself with people like