Sentence examples for has been unquestionably from inspiring English sources

Messi, Barcelona's youth-size action hero, has been unquestionably the world's top player over that period.

James' performance since returning from a nasty elbow injury has been unquestionably spectacular.

And ever since, salad has been unquestionably funny — at least as a sardonic symbol of clueless marketing.

The government's contribution to the relief effort to help Syrians in the region has been unquestionably generous.

And that is exactly what we have seen in the 20 years in which he has been unquestionably the central figure on the Italian political stage.

But economists are divided on whether such agreements are good for poor countries – Haiti's experience with them has been unquestionably awful.

Yet the facts are that the United States has deservedly beaten Spain, and the Spaniards have been unquestionably the finest movers and finishers in global soccer these past two years.

Mr Justice Mitting, imposing the life tariff on 16 July, said the proposition that Sutcliffe's responsibility was substantially diminished had been "unquestionably rejected" by the trial jury.

Should Sir Alex Ferguson draw level, though, the man Fergie considers to have been "unquestionably the greatest of all time" will doubtless leave Wembley as exultant as he did on that humid Wednesday night in 1968.

The President's lecture tour of Europe and Russia reminds us how little experience he has of foreign affairs and how recent is his discovery of the history and complexities of issues which have been unquestionably better covered and probably better understood in Europe than in the US.

Knowledgeable people in the aviation industry are well aware that female pilots are, and have been, unquestionably equal in skill levels with their male counterparts.