Sentence examples for are unquestioningly from inspiring English sources
adverb
Without asking questions or having doubts. With complete obedience and without making any opposition.
- She accepted unquestioningly the dictum that a woman's place is in the home.
Plus it's the only professional sport where men's and women's competitions are unquestioningly bonded at the hip.
In it, anonymous government sources – described in the vaguest possible way (for example, "one United States official") – are unquestioningly allowed to play their favorite press-bashing hand, featuring the national security card.
The 2016 presidential candidates are unquestioningly polarizing figures.
And, as fits, the students are unquestioningly loyal, naturally polite but also blissfully ignorant.
There is not a lot of analysis to be done with this speech, the words speak for themselves, and they are unquestioningly gentle and beautiful.
It is unquestioningly accepted at home and widely used beyond the euro area's borders.
It was unquestioningly assumed that the dead continued to exert influence on the living.
The days of people being unquestioningly deferent to anyone in authority are long gone.
Barack Obama is unquestioningly the most talkative, to put it politely, president we've ever had.
Yet he was unquestioningly a liberal of an ideologically rigorous kind — exactly what we mean by a "progressive".
For this, I was unquestioningly costumed in a blue sari someone's family had brought back from a tour of India.
