Sentence examples for for undeniably from inspiring English sources

It made for undeniably arresting radio at times, because it stripped away the increasingly boring facade that the Katie Hopkins character cloaks herself in, revealing something that resembled something that resembled humanity.

Jersey Boys makes for an undeniably enjoyable evening but for me, it's no must-see.

Now I can't bear the book and all it stands for, but undeniably hugely influential".

How to reconcile my dismay over the bunks and bathrooms with my appreciation for the undeniably social lobby?

What's interesting about both Tom and Tony is that, for these undeniably strong records, they're being promoted as though they used to be Johnny Cash.

An eight game ban last season for racially abusing Patrice Evra, and his unsportsmanlike handball on the goal-line against Ghana in the 2010 World Cup created an infamous persona for the undeniably talismanic striker.

Except for the undeniably gripping opening chapter, which takes place in Chernobyl at the moment Reactor 4 melts down, his efforts at relating historical information are marked by you-are-not-there aridity.

What plans England have this time we have yet to see fully, although we can be certain they do not involve Kevin Pietersen, for which, undeniably, they will be significantly the weaker.

It's the fact that Ocado feels obliged to engage that will worry shareholders: it suggests less than full confidence in customers' willingness to pay up for an undeniably superior service.

It is now two years since Wilshaw, former headteacher of Hackney's Mossbourne academy, and "hero" to education secretary Michael Gove for his undeniably impressive work in building one of Britain's best schools on the old site of arguably its worst, was appointed to head the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) to whip England's schools into shape.

This system is both praised and ridiculed by the Edmunds.com staff, depending on their level of patience for its undeniably complex interface.