Sentence examples for he has unquestionably from inspiring English sources

By his rhetoric and by his actions he has unquestionably proven himself to be a combatant.

If part of Strachan's job is to improve players, he has unquestionably done that with this one.

But he has unquestionably become a master of his own image and the most dominant political voice in Russia.

The honour, last year bestowed on Sachin Tendulkar, is rich reward for the all-rounder's first year in international cricket, during which he has unquestionably been England best performer.

However, three games later, Marsh's curtain-rod hamstrings – one trait that he has unquestionably inherited from his father – went pop yet again and Hughes was back in the ODI side where he has, to his credit, managed to re-establish himself.

He has unquestionably thrown down the gauntlet to Dani Pedrosa, who I thought was a little disappointing in Assen on his way to fourth.

It was a position he had unquestionably earned, having made such a huge contribution to the survival of the Callaghan government and having clearly deserved such elevation rather more than many others among his less distinguished colleagues who were so preferred.

She does not want, friends say, to define herself as a disgruntled, terminated editor rather than as the distinguished journalist she has unquestionably been.

Pilgrim stresses he didn't want to talk on behalf of the staff, and he says it has unquestionably been a "challenging time".

If alcoholism is the defining motor of his identity, as he says, then AA has unquestionably saved his life.

He relentlessly studied what went wrong with his 2008 race and has unquestionably become a better candidate, as he showed during back-to-back debates in September.