Sentence examples for Unquestionably clear from inspiring English sources

It's all enough to drive a person to focus on the one unquestionably clear statement of the evening, expressed in faultless lines: Michelle Obama's dress.

When one looks at catastrophes such as AIDS in China, it seems unquestionably clear that neither of these views make much sense.

What's unquestionably clear to researchers is the need to close the gap between researchers and subjects, an ambition that seems to find expression in several ways.

But what is unquestionably clear is that the city of Atlanta and the entire culinary world have truly lost a jewel.

His response was swift and unquestionably clear: "That should have been the very first thing you told me… Times are changing and I wish you luck finding someone else".

It is unquestionably clear that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, unlike Barack Obama, is not waiting for a strategy to magically be formed; the grand strategy of the Islamic State not only exists; it is being aggressively implemented.

For while greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are unquestionably a clear and present danger, it's considerably less obvious that anti-pipeline activism is actually impacting the situation.

But while the two confront similar issues, an American president has unquestionably higher hurdles to clear in a nation where winning — and not oozing around the edges of loss or decline — is still an instinctive, national expectation.

The storage and treatment of such fluids need to be unquestionably safe — and it's not clear that they are.

Jakob's documentation made it clear that his survival was unquestionably undesired.

Previous data on the rate of HER2 gene amplification in clear cell EC (22 50%) are unquestionably limited by the small number of samples investigated so far.