Sentence examples for indubitably going to from inspiring English sources

Though serious illness, trauma or, for example, the death of a parent or sibling, can force recognition at any age, I suspect that I'm fairly typical of someone in our society in that it wasn't until my mid to late 30s that it dawned on me I really was – yes, me too – indubitably going to die.

We are not prepared to insist that it is indubitably better to live guided by such values allied with false beliefs than it is to live without such values but also without false belief.

How indubitably welcome to move through life with ease, lightness, and peace.

They still sit in A, alongside heroin and crack cocaine, despite the fact that they are indubitably less dangerous to the user or to society.

Yet there are indubitably things to like in her performances.

Thanks to the Obama campaign, Romney's name is already indubitably linked to offshore accounts.

Though it would be indubitably cool to find a hidden connection between schoolgirl talk of the 1880s and later hipster slang, my best guess is that Mollie was describing her future husband with the older "cool, calm and collected" nuance.

Colin Clark claims she found him appealing because he was the only one not seeking to capitalise on her star power – in two books indubitably seeking to capitalise on her star power.

Since the energy associated to this peak is too large to be indubitably assigned to a particular electronic transition, the nature of the peak is still inconclusive.

While the idea of examining the innovator's awareness is indubitably related to the process of innovation diffusions, we submit that, since it is conceptually prior to any diffusion process, it deserves more attention in its own right.

Indubitably, according to a Norwegian study 25 years in the making, repeat marijuana users reported feeling less dedicated to work than those who abstained from pot use, Reuters reports.