Sentence examples for his unquestionably from inspiring English sources

John F. Kennedy, for example, selected his unquestionably loyal brother, Robert, as Attorney General and installed members of the so-called Irish Mafia across the government.

This would have added to his (unquestionably genuine) patriotic ardour, since he had always desired to be recognised officially as French.

It would be a much greater threat to his unquestionably privileged position at Red Bull and would Red Bull want to disturb any of that?

Like Day-Lewis's somewhat overrated turn in There Will be Blood, his unquestionably entertaining work here is such *ACTING* that it only barely avoids becoming caricature.

Twelve days into his unquestionably chaotic tenure, President Donald Trump sparked the ire of liberal voters once again by nominating Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court on Tuesday. .

I am not nearly enough a chemist to critique Dr. Martin's origin scenarios, but too much of a skeptic to accept his "unquestionably yes" as an answer to the question "Can we ever understand anything as complex as the origin of life and early evolution".

But Ledger's third Venice appearance transformed his image, gave him his first and, tragically, his only unquestionably great role and served definitive notice of a major-league talent.

Together they show the artist at close to his best and unquestionably his worst.

His was unquestionably the more gracious: concise where Mr Darling's was waffly, blunt where the chancellor was periphrastic.

The fact that Alexander, who has been shadow foreign secretary since 2010 and was a minister under both Gordon Brown and Tony Blair, has been undone by a 20-year-old student makes his defeat unquestionably one of the biggest scalps of the night for the SNP.

The Musical Times commented, "Signor Giovanni Barbirolli was not entirely equal to the demands of the solo music, but his playing unquestionably gave a considerable amount of pleasure".