Sentence examples for and undeniably more from inspiring English sources

But unlike the formidable and undeniably more original Boulez and Stockausen, Dutilleux knows that music is fundamentally a form of communication, of spiritual and sonic empathy between composer, performers, and audience.

It's a private service, backed by $2.5m in venture capital and accessible to anyone who downloads its smartphone app, has a credit card and is willing to pay nearly three times as much for a slicker, slightly faster and undeniably more pretentious version of a bus ride to work.

On a still wet track they made it stick and there is undeniably more to come with James Dasaolu, Chijindu Ujah and Dwain Chambers, all sub-10-second runners, capable of being added to the quartet.

While the pursuit of lithe bodies like Justin Bieber and Beckham is undeniably more prominent in today's society, it wasn't always that way.

A recent episode presents Gloria and Phil as close platonic friends as she offers him encouragement in his career, and he is undeniably more able to conduct himself normally in her presence.

The president is running for re-election -- as are senators, representatives and governors -- in a country that in the past three years has grown undeniably more livable and free, but also more violent and divided.

The boss of the Tour at the time was obsessed with breaking America, a feat that was eventually achieved not through transatlantic flights but by the lasting efforts of Greg LeMond, and the fleeting (but undeniably more resonant) achievements of Lance Armstrong.

But they are undeniably more cynical and inquisitive now, and it is interesting that for many previously deferential Brits, the Countryside Alliance march a year later, in 2002, was such a watershed.

This aside, the transposition does give the play an undeniably more contemporary and imaginative relevance than its post-war hotel setting.

The Nexus 6 meanwhile is undeniably more polished, and looks like a higher-end smartphone should.

On the one hand, it's undeniably more efficient and more immediately satisfying to build on our existing strengths than to struggle with our deficits.