Sentence examples for as unquestionably a from inspiring English sources

Some scholars view it as unquestionably a keyboard piece; others claim the opposite.

Foreign secretary Boris Johnson has condemned this tactic as "unquestionably a war crime" when referring to its use in Syria.

A group of 56 of them did so, by issuing a statement describing the events of 3 July as "unquestionably a military coup and an unlawful and illicit criminal act".

The Art Journal was later to describe it as "unquestionably a vigorous and spirited example of the bravura class of sculpture".

While describing Ochs as "unquestionably a nice guy", he went on to say, "too bad his voice shows an effective range of about half an octave [and] his guitar playing would not suffer much if his right hand were webbed".

U.S. officials point to studies showing American standard practices — including chlorine washing of chickens — as unquestionably safe.

By comparison, those who have attempted to rehabilitate Metternich describe him as "unquestionably [a] master of diplomacy", someone who "perfected" and indeed shaped the nature of diplomacy in his era.

Critics agreed that the developers stayed true to the original game and lauded the graphic enhancements as "unquestionably beautiful" and a "graphical powerhouse".

He came out of with a rating, what, three times or more that of his party and probably twice that of the latest support in the country for the proposition that he put and he comes out as unquestionably, and that by the way is a considerable debating success, and he comes out unquestionably now as the leader of those who would wish to see Britain unequivocally take its place in Europe.

Carter will can now begin a three-year adventure with French club Racing 92, having signed off a 112-cap Test career as unquestionably the finest fly-half of rugby union's 20-year professional era.

"If it means a system of dogma regarded as unquestionably true," he writes, "it is incompatible with the scientific spirit, which refuses to accept matters of fact without evidence, and also holds that complete certainty is hardly ever attainable".