Sentence examples for Unquestionably true from inspiring English sources

Unquestionably true, however, is that Mendes, as well as acting as an agent for these and many other players, and being paid by clubs as a transfer "intermediary", is serially involved with Kenyon in advising on the third‑party ownership of economic rights in players.

That is unquestionably true.

In one obvious sense that is unquestionably true.

That is unquestionably true, and Congress was unquestionably aware of it.

This is unquestionably true when a corporate income tax is first introduced.

"We can take it". In a broad sense, that was unquestionably true.

Although he has only directed one feature film (Love Actually) and has shared writing credit on the screenplays of several others (four writers are credited on the new Bridget Jones including the novel's author, Helen Fielding, Curtiss is unquestionably the true auteur of all the pictures he's worked on.

While the power of implantable devices to provide otherwise inaccessible information is unquestionably invaluable, it remains true that their physical insertion into brain tissue causes local injury, which in turn initiates a progressive inflammatory tissue response.

Progress toward true personalization has unquestionably been slow, until recently.

Unquestionably there must be agreement between true religion and science.

"Unquestionably, Orwell intended it to be taken as literally true, which equally unquestionably, it is not," Taylor writes in his biography.