Sentence examples for is indubitably over from inspiring English sources
(Yes, yes, spending must be reined in too, and yes, yes, we don't need to start until the downturn is indubitably over). But it can't just be a tax on Warren Buffett and his peers.
The site -- with its skinny-girls-only ethos (one skirt Lively peddles comes in extra-small only), painfully over-the-top writing ("At once structured and chaotic, the great American BBQ is, indubitably, a rollicking repast") and ridiculously overpriced products ($18 jar of pickles, $400 travel bag) -- is an exercise in A-list pretension nearly as obnoxious as Gwynnie's notorious Goop.
But it is indubitably important.
The Siren is indubitably attractive.
That is indubitably right.
And the cover page is indubitably terrifying.
Barça is indubitably that team today.
"It's that the return on government bonds is indubitably very low".
"He is indubitably top-notch," agrees ENO's general director, Nicholas Payne.
"This essay is indubitably pro-choice," Tisdale insists in the note following "Fetus Dreams".
Alan Jenkins's A Shorter Life (Chatto & Windus) revisits the suburban haunts of what is indubitably the poet's own childhood.
