Sentence examples for is unquestionably accurate from inspiring English sources
The headline on Stockman's piece -- "State-Wrecked: The Corruption of Capitalism in America" -- is unquestionably accurate.
Shaping the lede around this fact would have allowed the Post to report its news and also deliver it in a way that is unquestionably accurate, without needing to make any assumptions about motivation or honesty.
It's a comment which was unquestionably accurate, and which explains a great deal.
Yet Williams was unquestionably accurate on one count: Henin-Hardenne wanted to win badly.
Of these, a CT scan of the sinus cavities is unquestionably the most accurate and reliable procedure to establish the diagnosis of sinusitis.
"Mad Men," which returns for a fifth season next year, is unquestionably a far better show, but "Pan Am," like "The Playboy Club," which began on NBC this week, may be a more accurate reflection of our own insecurities.
That is unquestionably true.
United is unquestionably another.
Safety is unquestionably a primary concern.
She is unquestionably rusty, but unquestionably dangerous, too.
Vaughn is unquestionably big.
