Sentence examples for indubitably that from inspiring English sources

Barça is indubitably that team today.

If she says that is the way you should talk, then, indubitably, that is the way you should talk.

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.

But we show here that, in L2/3, the second row of denticles we now call row 2 is made by the cells lying posterior to T1, and the clones show indubitably that the cells that make this row in L2/3 are different from those that made row 2 in L1.

Publisher-friendly options like a multi-faceted share button will indubitably increase that number, and drive considerable traffic to publishers.

But in some ways Britain lags indubitably behind countries that spend less.

While adopting technology in an effort to improve efficiency in government is, indubitably, something that states, cities and the federal government should be striving for, the consolidation of so many vital services in a single company should give regulators some pause.

Müller is the third man in this equation, but the German was never the player that Pelé indubitably was, or that Messi is becoming.

That is indubitably right.

And now, indubitably, add Lionel Messi to that list.

Conceive of my astonishment, therefore, when his only reply was a grunt, and an indubitably unpleasant grunt at that.