Sentence examples for become unquestionable from inspiring English sources

A heathen has more in common with a sincere, rational, religious truth-seeker than an atheist whose lack of belief is unquestioned, or has become unquestionable.

The basic idea of New Labour was that the party had been held back by our tendency to let once sensible policy positions become unquestionable and unending ideological commitments... Too often, the Labour party had made a fetish of state action when the means should have been whatever it took to get the ends achieved.

With a focus on the multi-actor practices, processes and symbols through which various social, economic and technological aspects of change are connected [9, 10, 11, 12], it has become unquestionable to recognise, appreciate, and participate in value co-creation [11].

While the team's talent became unquestionable, its collective age became a question mark.

And the idea of an "us", a collective identity, becomes unquestionable.

Take the technology away from the game and the umpire once again becomes unquestionable to the players and we can all get on with enjoying the cricket.

The researchers looked at the pattern of extinctions for 177 species of mammals weighing 10 kilograms or more between 132,000 years ago (the height of the next-to-last ice age to strike the Northern Hemisphere) and 1000 years ago (a time at which the ecological effects of human exploration and expansion became unquestionable).

"2014 is the year that it became unquestionable that all of America will have the freedom to marry," said Evan Wolfson, founder and president of the advocacy group Freedom to Marry.

While for silent-era funny men like Chaplin and Marx the moustache was a part of the comic persona, in years to come follicular self-expression would become an unquestionable mark of masculinity in movies.

The specific formulation of the government's drafts suggests that the image of "fracking" as a risk scenario for human health and the environment has become an unquestionable truth in the political discourse.

When that happens, technology would have certainly become an unquestionable boon to mankind.