Sentence examples for absolutely undeniably from inspiring English sources

The move is absolutely, undeniably wrong and it is surprising that Davies, who once helped set up a liberal newspaper (the Sunday Correspondent ) has not grasped this.

While the features that Windows Phone 7 can call "exclusive" are few and far between, there's at least one aspect of it that is absolutely, undeniably original: the user interface.

[Laughs] Nothing against trap the rhythm in that genre is absolutely, undeniably infectious.

But the additional Hunters that you aren't forced to purchase are absolutely, undeniably important to a serious team's roster.

Making a final push ahead of the vote Thursday, Ryan dismissed claims that the bill would give the island bailout powers, calling it "absolutely, undeniably, categorically false".

He calls it "restructuring," but it is absolutely, undeniably clear that in this case that "restructuring" translates directly into ending the programs.

It is all absolutely and undeniably fantastic.

Thus, philosophical intuitionism, "while accepting the morality of common sense as in the main sound, still attempts to find for it a philosophic basis which it does not itself offer: to get one or more principles more absolutely and undeniably true and evident, from which the current rules might be deduced, either just as they are commonly received or with slight modifications and rectifications".

It's the only time I have ever heard something that acknowledges everything I fear most about myself and yet, still makes me feel undeniably and absolutely, beautiful and strong.

But even if we did not like his writing, even if we did not appreciate his prose, and even if we did not find his word choice on point, Ahmed Naji — whether he is the respected novelist he is today or should he have been an unknown fiction blogger with absolutely no following — is undeniably entitled to his right to freedom of creative expression.

Clarke writes that "in men's dealing … one with another, it is undeniably more fit, absolutely and in the nature of the thing itself, that all men should endeavor to promote the universal good and welfare of all; than that all men should be continually contriving the ruin and destruction of all".