Sentence examples for as unquestionable from inspiring English sources

Mr Khatami's commitment to Iran's theocracy is as unquestionable as his commitment to reform; even if it means moving at tortoise pace, he strives above all to drag the system with him.

Information is not passed down as unquestionable truth here.

Whenever scientific claims are presented as unquestionable, they undermine science.

To accept that there's really no such thing as unquestionable authenticity?" ON all those counts, the answer is yes.

What I wonder is how this belief manages to persist, indeed be regarded as unquestionable truth, given the world we've been living in for the past few years.

Alice Kahn, writer (1943–)"Western society has accepted as unquestionable a technological imperative that is quite as arbitrary as the most primitive taboo: not merely the duty to foster invention and constantly to create technological novelties, but equally the duty to surrender to these novelties unconditionally, just because they are offered, without respect to their human consequences".

Athletes sculpt their bodies to approach an ideal (although of course, this is no longer seen as some unquestionable absolute, as it was by Polykleitos: across the stadium, a runner is pounding down the track on a prosthetic leg).

His vision is as unforgiving and unquestionable as the blackness of a full stop.

While they are not yet taking enough of their opportunities, the ability of George Ford to put others into space with a delayed pass here or a cut-out ball there is unquestionable, as is the quality of Jonathan Joseph's footwork.

Such assumptions have never been presented as a theory, even worse, that model was presented as an unquestionable fact.

were ranked No. 2 at the beginning of the season and were recognized as the unquestionable bastion of the conference.