Sentence examples for but we unquestionably from inspiring English sources

"We certainly didn't spend the Beijing-style sums on fireworks — since the Chinese blew roughly the same amount as the British defense budget — but we unquestionably had the same global éclat".

"I'm not saying everything is sorted but we are unquestionably on the right track," says Paul Everitt, chief executive of ADS Group, the trade body for the UK's aerospace and defence sector.

This may not be 1502, but we are unquestionably sailing into unfamiliar seas without a compass, a clear idea where we are headed, or a captain with experience in steering the ship of state.

So I think Americans have the right reading on the situation: we unquestionably live better than we used to, but there are real reasons to worry whether the gains can continue at anything like their recent pace.

We unquestionably have a better understanding of the human body today than at any other moment in history.

They may be able to do all kinds of things that humans cannot, he thinks, but there is one area where we are unquestionably unique – we have notions of purposes and goals.

Red Bull is unquestionably the fastest car but we've only seen them demonstrate this in the race when out in front and not under any pressure - it's been fairly banzai stuff when they've been in amongst it.

But when he conducts we do, unquestionably, get the message - both the composer's and Noseda's.

We've unquestionably exceeded our expectations". after China's extraordinary performance in Beijing, but the poor display from Australia with just seven golds is equally noteworthy.

"We will unquestionably deliver the best product," Mr. Rogers said.

In the fight against corruption we're unquestionably on the high road.