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Its importance on the world cultural scene is beyond dispute.

On the other hand, many of their arguments are beyond dispute.

The main part of his argument was nevertheless beyond dispute.

The thing was settled, beyond any further discussion and dispute.

The public right to see the rolls, he said, was beyond dispute.

That they would lose a great deal is beyond dispute.

The impact on the lives of people here is beyond dispute, and so far it has been mostly positive.

The need for a Community safety policy, however, is, in my view, beyond dispute.

The historical dimensions of the present moment are beyond dispute.

It is beyond dispute that much has happened since then.

If it had not been for our book, Marrow and the rest would have chosen someone else, beyond argument.

He meant thus to prove to them beyond argument the correctness of his assertions.

On that point he was absolutely beyond any reason or argument.

For the moment, the wisdom or folly of those decisions is beyond useful analysis and argument.

That depth was hard to believe, even after line and sinker had established it beyond argument.

Beyond argument, Japan's economy is more protectionist than ours, and we should press very hard to change this.

Them you can argue with; TV timing is beyond argument.

The despairing one, gone into some realm of thought beyond argument, shook his head.

That the area needs to be completely rebuilt is beyond argument; design work has been going on for more than five years.

It was just waiting there, lodged in his anatomy, beyond argument or appeal.