undeniable
不可否认
definition
adjective
it is an undeniable fact that some dogs are easier to train than others
unable to be denied or disputed.
example
But it's 'undeniable' that a rather large and rather good change in public behaviour has taken place.
It is also 'undeniable' that some companies might overpay for their acquisitions.
That said, it's 'undeniable' that his tool belt - worn slightly off the hip - really suits him.
However, it is also 'undeniable' that the small shopkeepers of Swindon are a vital part of the the town.
It is 'undeniable' that some people will find that the income from their principal source of employment will be inadequate.
It is 'undeniable' that a lot of what is served up in school canteens is neither healthy nor nutritious.
It is 'undeniable' that they cannot be easily summarized or reduced to one-liners.
It is 'undeniable' that as the numbers engaged in farming decline, so the character of rural communities will change.
It may take awhile for some of the skate pros to warn up to him, but it's 'undeniable' that the kid rips
It seemed 'undeniable' that he would one day be recognised as the greatest ever.
We immediately saw something in each other that made it 'undeniable' that we were meant to be.
It is 'undeniable' that these are all big companies in the field of high technology.
It is 'undeniable' that the town's bloom committee has made great strides in the beautification of the town.
It is 'undeniable' that Christianity has shaped European history.
It is 'undeniable' that we all would like to see the value of our investments rise.
Yet it is 'undeniable' that competition for higher education has changed over the past two decades.
It is 'undeniable' that there has been a huge increase in the amount of contact amongst individuals worldwide.
It's 'undeniable' that emphasis on the video game business is at an all-time high right now.
It is 'undeniable' that what happened last Thursday is linked to what's happening abroad.
It's 'undeniable' that the scope of copyright has expanded vastly during the last few decades.
This was 'undeniably' the attraction for me and, I suspect, most new recruits.
Nevertheless, she was 'undeniably' an example and a focus for charitable works in India.
Surely though, you might argue, they are specifically, 'undeniably' American.
It wasn't quite like any tomato and basil soup I have ever had before, but was 'undeniably' tasty.
It's 'undeniably' funny - but frankly, it sounds just a little bit too cute to be true.
All of them were slightly disappointing, though 'undeniably' good films.
Travelling between the stars is 'undeniably' the most daunting project humanity has ever conceived.
The return of the railway to Otley would 'undeniably' be a good thing.
What is 'undeniably' fascinating is that many in the book could have put the suit on, followed the career formula and done well at it.
There is also an 'undeniably' powerful link between our biology and our emotions.
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