Sentence examples for indubitably a from inspiring English sources

One possibility is Jean-Claude Juncker, a centre-right prime minister from Luxembourg, indubitably a small country.

It posed no questions, since it was so indubitably a cheese, and she did not want anyone else coming to admire it.

The one dance that's indubitably a no-no for the Joyce is, curiously, a pas de deux, so the issue is scarcely one of crowding.

The production's panache reverses the English joke "Look British, think Yiddish"; in this "Fiddler," it's indubitably a case of "Think British, look Yiddish".

In closing arguments, Cochran told the jury that the LA police were trying to frame Simpson because of the colour of his skin, an accusation made plausible by evidence admitted during the trial showing that Fuhrman was indubitably a racist.

"The Daring Book for Girls" keeps such practical knowledge from getting drowned in the techno-flow and is indubitably a much more creative pastime for a little girl than repeatedly watching "The Little Mermaid" on DVD.

With its fealty to celebrity and golf, the Buick Roadster he was examining under Koh's watchful gaze was indubitably an American thing.

This anonymous Canadian blogger explained last year's Paparazzi video with reference to the CIA's MK-ULTRA mind-control programme, Fritz Lang's Metropolis, the Eye of Horus and the goat-god Baphomet, concluding that Gaga was indubitably an "Illuminati puppet".

Neutrophil recruitment to the infection site is, indubitably, an essential step to the control of bacterial infections because these cells are able to phagocyte and produce free radicals that ultimately kill the microorganisms [ 8, 14- 16].

The marked myofiber HLA-DR expression and its perifascicular pattern we described in ASM have never been reported so far and indubitably constitute a new feature in myopathology.

In particular the HRH dimension of NHI, specifically the proposed staffing of underserved districts and facilities in rural areas, will indubitably pose a most substantial challenge to its realisation.