Sentence examples for is indubitably the from inspiring English sources

Alan Jenkins's A Shorter Life (Chatto & Windus) revisits the suburban haunts of what is indubitably the poet's own childhood.

The most emergent feature from the analysis of the six genomes of Geobacter species already sequenced is indubitably the large diversity of c-type cytochromes [ 7– 10].

The first was indubitably the money.

As an artist, Ernst was indubitably the real thing.

And in 1913 The Rite of Spring was indubitably the most violent music the world had heard.

Dhawan, whose form in Australia has been a matter of much concern, was indubitably the more fluent of the two.

The publication in toto of "Ulysses" in 1922 by Shakespeare and Company was indubitably the most exciting, important, historic single event for the early Paris expatriate literary colony.

It may not have been what David Pickard had initially planned as the opening piece of his first season in charge of the Proms, but it was indubitably the right music to play.

Barça is indubitably that team today.

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.

While the idea of examining the innovator's awareness is indubitably related to the process of innovation diffusions, we submit that, since it is conceptually prior to any diffusion process, it deserves more attention in its own right.