Sentence examples for and unarguably from inspiring English sources

Thus the authorities' attention will be directed solely at material which is demonstrably and unarguably harmful.

That is when the World Cup will come to Africa for the first time, and South Africa, understandably, and unarguably, has beaten us to it.

The last man in terms of chronology perhaps, but now among the most interesting of Nixon's top aides, and unarguably the most consequential.

NME gave it a headline-grabbing 10 out of 10 and proclaimed AM to be "absolutely and unarguably the most incredible album of their career.

NME editor Mike Williams called AM "absolutely and unarguably the most incredible album of their career, [and] it might also be the greatest record of the last decade".

"Although it was not linked with to any real person when written, the committee believed that the song had clearly and unarguably gained association with Lady Thatcher".

Quite apart from overlooking the fact that Megan gets her man in Bridesmaids, and is unarguably happier and more fulfilled than any of her more conventionally attractive or glamorous friends, this also ignores McCarthy's skill as a physical comedian.

The importance of meeting vitamin D requirements and maintaining adequate intake through the life cycle cannot be emphasized enough and pregnancy unarguably is one of the critical stages during which nutritional requirements are increased [ 8].

Tolkien and Lewis, unarguably two of the greatest fantasy writers who ever lived, never credited each other on their books, but they mailed their work back and forth to each other constantly, forever revising each other's work to make it just perfect.

If it weren't for the lengthening hours of light and the unarguably increasing warmth of the sun (not to mention maple sap dripping onto the hood of my car from the tree that arches over my driveway), I might despair.

At a global governance level the shortest form has provided India with a means of monetising its numerical strength, retaining its sponsorship and TV revenues, and implanting itself unarguably at the front of how and where and when cricket will be played in the future.