Sentence examples for indubitably knows from inspiring English sources
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.
The thesis of eliminativism seems to be so obviously wrong to many critics, under the claim that people know immediately and indubitably that they have minds, that argumentation seems unnecessary.
Seeking to capture the sensation of courage in real time, Yadin Dudai, a neurobiologist at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, and his colleagues scanned the brains of people with a known phobia toward snakes as they were confronted with a live, large, harmless but indubitably serpentine corn snake.
He should have won the Nobel Prize in any one of the last 20 years, but he knew that as far as the Scandinavian judges were concerned, and whatever his personal politics, which were indubitably on the dovish side, he came from the wrong side of the stockade.
I have been lucky enough, in recent weeks, to catch plenty of Bergman's work on the big screen, where it indubitably belongs, and the pattern of regular viewings has been not an ordeal but an adventure, wholly consuming, and spiced by the strange feeling that I was watching movies I thought I knew pretty well as if for the first time.
But it is indubitably important.
That is indubitably right.
The Siren is indubitably attractive.
