Sentence examples for he's unquestionably from inspiring English sources

The paradox is that von Trier's sensibility is extraordinarily strong; he's unquestionably an artist.

An alpha male intimidates, he's unquestionably in charge, no matter what the situation.

He's unquestionably a player of great technical brilliance and musical intelligence, and there's always the sense of that pioneering zeal in the way he plays the baroque repertoire too.

He's unquestionably a good coach – his record at the Crusaders bears testament to that – but he's come up short on the trinkets that really matter: the Bledisloe and World Cup.

But he's probably most well known--I shouldn't say probably; he's unquestionably most well known--as having run AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

But he's unquestionably larger than life, and always threatening to pull us all toward him by the force of his gravity.

Whatever one's take on Mr. Maazel's interpretive artistry, he is unquestionably one of the most formidable and accomplished musicians of our time.

And the Giants will need Barber beyond Sunday since he was unquestionably the team's most valuable offensive player last season: he ran for 1,006 yards, caught 70 passes for 719 yards and returned 39 punts.

"He is unquestionably the dean of Long Island's local historians," Dr. Shuart said in 1994 while conferring the university's Presidential Medal on Dr. Luke.

After posting the final's first century, a quickfire 105, he was unquestionably the happier of the two players at the conclusion of a first session that ended with the score all square at four frames apiece.

It fills some important gaps, and includes some of Davies's most important achievements from the 1960s and early 70s, a period when he was unquestionably the most exciting young composer in Britain.