Sentence examples for indubitably good from inspiring English sources

So while the productivity revolution is indubitably good, the task ahead is to figure out how to distribute more of its gains to more of our people.

Be indubitably good for an entire day.

That is indubitably right.

It is beautifully displayed, concise, undoubtedly representative, indubitably serious.

He was, after all, a professor of agriculture who was indubitably expert in his field.

There are many health and environmental implications of fracking, but flammable tap water appears to be an indubitably serious drawback.

Indubitably, full understanding of LN responses following experimental immunization represents an essential step to provide a rationale biologic platform for the development of LN research in humans.

Frozen peas, indubitably, are as good as fresh (does anyone want to dubitate that?) But some things, like soft fruit, will never survive freezing, or, more important, thawing.

Now, with a presidential election scheduled for June, the conservatives may be trying to sabotage his foreign-policy achievements although the hardliners railing piously against Mr Fischer's words of protest are indubitably in favour of good relations with Germany, one of Iran's largest trading partners.

Athill indubitably knows what makes a good book: she spent five decades as the chief editor at André Deutsch, working with writers including John Updike, VS Naipul and Jean Rhys.

Indubitably 12. Chet's Right Hand, Man 13.