Sentence examples for is unquestionably right from inspiring English sources

In this if in nothing else, Zizek is unquestionably right.

Like Condoleezza Rice and Bush himself, he gives the impression of having calmly accepted the idea that the project of war and reconstruction which the Administration has now taken on may be a little exhausting for those charged with carrying it out but is unquestionably right, the only truly prudent course.

Once or twice, as when he attacks feminists for their silence on Bill Clinton's sleazy sex life, or points out how sinister it is that we use the word "czar" as a positive term for a political problem-solver, he is unquestionably right, or at least making a solid case.

The few leaders who have uncompromisingly stood up against what is momentarily popular and for what is unquestionably right -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Republican Senator Orrin Hatch, General Petraeus, numerous religious leaders -- deserve praise.

The last lines of "Pudd'nhead Wilson" must have given Twain enormous pleasure: Everybody granted that if "Tom" [Chambers] were white and free it would be unquestionably right to punish him — it would be no loss to anybody; but to shut up a valuable slave for life — that was quite another matter.

Sweetman's home is unquestionably the right place for a fossil hunter.

But that goal is unquestionably the right course for the Israelis, Palestinians and an increasingly unstable region.

I wish I had the self-assurance and certainty to tell you that this is unquestionably the right decision.

While this is unquestionably the right approach, it will deliver short-term costs rather than quick savings.

While Mr Burnham's combined health and care service is unquestionably the right direction of travel, it is not a cost-free option.

George C. Wolfe is unquestionably the right creative producer for the Public, and he has the support of the board, of which I am a member.