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The man did have a way about him that was undeniable.

This will give us an undeniable voice in the world.

But she had tried to be a good wife, that much at least was undeniable.

Whatever its problems, the force of this theory is undeniable.

The others could not name their fear, though it was undeniable.

She shot her guess at him as if it were undeniable.

Even without notes, there was an undeniable order to the work.

On the other hand, one fact is undeniable: People want to live in places like this.

Still, when they got her over to the window, it seemed undeniable that something had happened.

And there are undeniable political benefits to his fight for workers.

It is of course undeniable that progress has been made.

Everyone else had been kept in the dark, except for the undeniable fact that they were now husband and wife.

The story seemed false; but then the money was undeniable.

The event was an undeniable success, if only by numbers alone.

That such techniques have been used in the past is undeniable.

At the same time, the political implications of the decision were undeniable.

The debate seems not to be about quality, for that is undeniable.

This is when you find the true nature of the city's undeniable appeal.

But in his best work there's a feeling of enormous, undeniable energy.

But it's undeniable that, for many women, the status which goes with being a wife is important.

Quite a change there, she told herself with undeniable satisfaction.

Yet the urgency he'd felt on reading her words was undeniable.

Only when the evidence was undeniable did he admit the truth.

The presence and carrying power of his voice are undeniable.

The look of total disgust on his face was undeniable.