Sentence examples for he indubitably from inspiring English sources

Intelligent as he indubitably was, Kenner was no highbrow purist.

Lord Byron may or may not have been responsible for that graffito, but he indubitably had the Scottish toff in mind when, in a poem entitled "The Curse of Minerva", he penned these lines:Daughter of Jove!

Until Blair resolves the European issue, one way or the other, he cannot really claim to be a great Prime Minister — as opposed to a great politician, which he indubitably is.

But he felt indubitably British.

"He is indubitably top-notch," agrees ENO's general director, Nicholas Payne.

My first thought was that he was a blackmailer, but by comparing him with his photograph on page 226 of "The Aristocracy of the Spirit World" I saw that he was indubitably Cosgrove P. Harden.

Boris Johnson insists he is no racist and cites his Turkish ancestry to prove it (though that hasn't stopped him scaremongering about Turks), but he is indubitably a clown and history teaches that we have much to fear from clowns who have the ear of the people.

Indubitably, he is a handsome man, an exemplary ballet dancer.

With the boom after the war came the modern decorative manner, which she indubitably influenced.

420 C.E./1998) and is most famously deployed by Descartes in his Discourse on Method (1637/1985) and Meditations (1641/1984), where he takes the self-fulfilling thought that he is thinking as indubitably true, immune to even the most radical skepticism, and a secure ground on which to build further knowledge.

Andrea Saenz, Dominguez's attorney, affirms that Dominguez's American birth certificate is indubitably his, meaning he has suffered false claims that he is not a citizen for the last 17 years.