undeniable fact

They do make the maps and everyone knows if you find it on Google it is an undeniable fact.

The change is that Israel is an undeniable fact, and linked with it directly is anti-Semitism.

Whatever we may think of the details of this scene of parting, the waltz composed for Maria at Dresden is an undeniable fact.

How then are we to account for the undeniable fact that his countrymen, in public at any rate, wax more enthusiastic over Burns?

A great deal too much has been made of this undeniable fact.

But for this very reason it was the more deadly, and was the more surely based upon undeniable fact.

For that there is a great difference in this respect is a matter of undeniable fact.