Sentence examples for incontestably the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blessed, the actor, ran what was incontestably the most colorful campaign.

Breaking Bad is incontestably the most talked-about TV show of 2013.

It may not have been a great spectacle, but it was a gripping contest between two teams who had proved themselves incontestably the best in the game.

Merce Cunningham, incontestably the grand master of modern dance — and the man by whom it was converted, belatedly, to modernism — died two and a half years ago, at the age of ninety.

Moses Maimonides Mosess ben Maimon; 1135 1204), a native of Spain, is incontestably the greatest name in Jewish medieval philosophy, but his reputation is not derived from any outstanding originality in philosophical thought.

In February 1965 the Hungarian director of the Royal Opera House – emerging as incontestably the greatest conductor of his generation – flew to Tel Aviv to lead a series of performances by the Israel Philharmonic.

It is difficult to identify the specific point in the virtual world that incontestably matches the location in the real world.

A prickly wariness about Poland's place in the world is increasing.Yet, for all these wobbles and worries, the country is secure in its oft-threatened independence and has emerged incontestably as the most muscular of the countries about to join the EU and as a force soon to be reckoned with at the top table in Brussels.

In "Tristram Shandy," Laurence Sterne wrote, "Digressions, incontestably, are the sunshine they are the life and soul of reading".

In the original text Lagrange had positioned himself: "Incontestably, in the last twenty years of the XIXth century, a renewal, a modernization the term is Loisy's of exegesis was desired.

In "Tristram Shandy," Laurence Sterne wrote, "Digressions, incontestably, are the sunshine — they are the life and soul of reading".