Sentence examples for and indubitably from inspiring English sources

All very polite and indubitably amateur.

Like Lee, Wilson is left-handed, freethinking and indubitably quotable.

Probably not: his son, Arthur Jr, is hands-on, occasionally maladroit and indubitably less revered.

It was written prior to the spring election of delegates to the state ratifying convention and indubitably aimed at influencing the electors' choices.

Le Monde is like no other paper on earth It is considered...to be the most faultlessly edited, and indubitably the best written newspaper in Europe.

Spinoza's definition of "blessedness" was "the intellectual love of God," in which the mind sees the necessity of everything in the world as simply and indubitably as Plato's slave perceived the necessity of the Pythagorean theorem.

And now, indubitably, add Lionel Messi to that list.

Conceive of my astonishment, therefore, when his only reply was a grunt, and an indubitably unpleasant grunt at that.

No matter: it, and more indubitably the two that follow, plunge us deep into the essential Balanchine experience, which is one of transformation.

And that, indubitably, would create a glaring conflict of interest should the former mayor be tasked with the job of acting as the United States' most senior envoy to foreign governments.

"The Daring Book for Girls" keeps such practical knowledge from getting drowned in the techno-flow and is indubitably a much more creative pastime for a little girl than repeatedly watching "The Little Mermaid" on DVD.