Sentence examples for Unquestionably correct from inspiring English sources

His central observation, that American capitalism is facing a crisis, is unquestionably correct.

It is perfectly fine, perhaps, that Pollard concludes that Bawer is "unquestionably correct".

In such relationships with Freud, patients slavishly gave up their own views and embraced his as unquestionably correct.

Cabinet papers released earlier this year proved that when, at the start of the strike, Scargill claimed that there were secret plans to shut around 70 pits in the face of endless official denials, he was unquestionably correct.

In "Simpler" Mr. Sunstein describes that decision as "controversial but unquestionably correct" and writes that "we refused to issue a large number of rules favored by progressive groups, generally on the theory that they could not be justified, especially in an economically difficult time".

In fact, some say that the only thing quantum theory has going for it is that it is unquestionably correct.

"In the end," writes Plouffe, "the tough decision we made was unquestionably the correct one.

After witnessing the attacks on Lower Manhattan firsthand, I believed that engaging the Taliban in Afghanistan was unquestionably the correct response.

The decision was unquestionably the right one.

It is unquestionably true that the Court of Appeals' decision "represented a resolution, correct or not, of some or all of the factual elements of the offense charged". United States v. Martin Linen Supply Co., 430 U.S. 564, 571, 97 S.Ct.

But the judges also said that the purpose of the legislation was "unquestionably legitimate and benign" and gave Scottish ministers "an opportunity to correct the defects".