Sentence examples for be unquestionably from inspiring English sources

The storage and treatment of such fluids need to be unquestionably safe — and it's not clear that they are.

For President Obama to strike Syria without seeking Congressional authorization, Mr. Amash warned on Twitter, would be "unquestionably unconstitutional and illegal".

Mr. Romney said one quality rose above all: his vice-presidential nominee must be unquestionably prepared to be president and he must feel comfortable that the candidate's ambitions are aimed at getting him elected.

Hoover concluded by asking Roosevelt to restore confidence by stating publicly that there would be "no tampering" with the currency and that "the budget will be unquestionably balanced, even if further taxation is necessary".

Augusta Gregory, née Persse, was born in 1852, 13 years before Yeats, and brought up in the grand family house at Roxborough to be unquestionably Protestant, "with much Bible reading and devotion to duty".

His 23-59 record in 2005-6 withethe Knicks, his previous stop before accepting his ninth N.B.A. head-coaching job, was ancient history by the time he arrived in the one place where he would be unquestionably embraced.

They were unquestionably stupid.

United is unquestionably another.

Vaughn is unquestionably big.

It's unquestionably Chandler.

They are unquestionably torture.