Sentence examples for both unquestionably from inspiring English sources

Pierce called Tuck a "lunchbox guy," someone to be counted on at every meeting and practice, and compares him to quarterback Eli Manning — neither of them loud, but both unquestionably respected.

Both unquestionably regard Jax, Mr. Lamott's son, as the greatest of gifts — but there's no getting around the fact that fatherhood in his teens was not what Ms. Lamott had hoped for her son.

By orthodox standards Kyle Bobby Dunn, a Toronto musician now based in Brooklyn, barely registers as a guitarist or a composer, though he is unquestionably both.

Both men are unquestionably better off, having escaped the backbiting and the back-room politics that hastened their departures.

One baffled reviewer of Gordon's book confessed, "Even if both women were unquestionably interesting specimens of liberal American womanhood in the late 19th century, neither seemed -- to this reader at least -- sufficiently distinctive to warrant such close and extended attention".

Unquestionably both "Genealogy" and "Shostakovich" have their moments.

Roche was also capable of humour which was both subtle and unquestionably intentional.

However, both "elites" have unquestionably taken their eye off the ball of the blue collar Boomers----for Boomers----for Boomers----for Boomers----for Boomers----for

It turns out that although teaching is unquestionably both a talent and a hard-earned skill; a proficiency in STEM subjects is comparatively easy.

Over the last five years, both Skrillex's work and overground electronic music at large have moved far past the blocky brilliance of "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites," but both would sound unquestionably different if it never existed.

Both Houseman and Mankiewicz unquestionably had mixed feelings about Welles by the time they found themselves at the guest ranch.