inarguably in a sentence

• Inarguably, some of these kids will have genuine neurological problems.
• Victim of narrowmindedness, homophobia and identity crisis she inarguably was.
• That designation should go, inarguably, to Bill Russell.
• You are inarguably involved and have an axe to grind with me.
• Among the major professional sports, football is inarguably the best fashion show.
• Yet the Epps era is inarguably reaching its denouement.
• Yet the play is, inarguably, a farce.
• Inarguably, her most dramatic moment occurred when the ramshackle freighter visited her.
• Mecca is, inarguably, the common english name.
• Fisher claims middle-class moorings, but his educational background is inarguably elite.
• It's difficult to see inarguably in a sentence .
• It carried out mock nuclear strikes on an unspecified-but inarguably Western enemy.
• Mia is inarguably a dream come true, sweet and intelligent and certainly accommodating.
• Inarguably, Murdoch is responsible for the two biggest broadcasting stories of 1993 and 1994.
• Granted, some of these plotlines sound mighty ludicrous; some of them inarguably are.
• Baltimore followed its arguably dreary but inarguably successful formula for success in eliminating the Raiders.
• Two of these stories are inarguably tragic.
• While inarguably beneficial to dental health, the procedure and materials can be relatively expensive.
• Also out are blogs, twitters, Myspace and so on .'Inarguably '?
• INS offices across the country inarguably could use more workers, and Phoenix even more so.
• The central and inarguably worthy message is that no one should be persecuted for being different.