Significats de incontestable fact en anglès

I had been suffering from an hallucination, that was an incontestable fact.

I had been suffering from a hallucination, that was an incontestable fact.

This sounds like an epigram, but it is a plain, incontestable fact.

This is not an opinion, but a surely incontestable fact.

The owl prides himself on the incontestable fact that he is not an eagle.

The incontestable fact is that it would lead to a dramatic fall in covering fees.

One may smile incredulously at the conceit; but it has become a most powerful and incontestable fact.

Their advantages are: reliability under adverse climatic conditions and the incontestable fact that they make things easier technically.

Perhaps you can do what the philosophers cannot,-tellme how you learned a new idea to be an incontestable fact?

The first will be a contestable apology; the second an array of incontestable facts.

But to what purpose appeal to probabilities and conjecture, in the face of incontestable facts?

'It is an incontestable fact that medical men are excessively predisposed to mental aberration.'

No tracks ahead; an absolute and physical impossibility of anything without wings getting up or down the flanking precipices-thesewere the incontestable facts.

"It is an incontestable fact that the Irish belong to the Celtic branch of the Arian race."

"It is an incontestable fact that Dingo acts as if this man whom he detests were near us!"