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.
As a paying customer, your reaction may be more subdued, but the gee-whiz amateurism of this production is indubitably part of its charm.
What could, indubitably, be of enormous benefit in the long term is the establishment of an international committee on transplantation in refugees.
Only when grandmother and granddaughter were on their way to the scene indubitably symbolic of six million crimes did Eckstein confide in Peer.
The Giants have long sought a consistent, healthy, versatile receiver to pair with Beckham, indubitably one of the league's best talents.
Kumārila, we noted at the beginning of this section, is deeply resistant to the Buddhist doctrine of self-awareness, insofar as that is enlisted by these Buddhists as evidence for the idealist claim that we are, finally, indubitably aware only of the content of our own mental states.
I have in mind the brave excellence of Bobby Short, the forty-six-year-old singer and pianist, who, one of the last examples (and indubitably the best) of the café singer or the supper-club singer or "troubadour," as the late Vernon Duke called him, practices what is probably the most intimate and delicate form of live entertainment extant.
Like the revolutionary moment in the 60s when Julia Child revamped the cold meatloaf palettes of American cooks with her debut French cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Pok Pok is the first indubitably comprehensive collection of essays and recipes to capture northern-Thai cuisine for Western readers.
But for all his occasional intemperance and willingness to shoot from the lip, there is a serious purpose to most of the things that Mr Blunkett says and does.Mr Blunkett is one of only two indubitably working class members of Tony Blair's cabinet (the other is John Prescott, the widely ridiculed deputy prime minister) and he feels a duty to speak on behalf of the slice of society he came from.
Nowadays, it's also a - heftily priced - smartphone app, albeit one powered by an indubitably analogue set of tools: pen, paper and lever-arch files.
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".
