Sentence examples for it's unquestionably from inspiring English sources

Credit where credit's due: it's unquestionably positive that mental health is finally on the parliamentary agenda.

English menu Ramen is Chinese in origin, but it's unquestionably Japan's de facto favourite late-night fast food.

My position, in brief, is that it's unquestionably Apple's prerogative to do so, but it's just more fuel for the fire.

Because it's unquestionably Brian France's show, he has his critics.

I kid, because I know what "Downton Abbey" is -- it's unquestionably one of television's most contrived confections, and there's nothing wrong with contrivances as long as they serve a greater purpose.

She said of her work that "I ought to be shot for writing such nonsense, but it's unquestionably good escapist literature", and left behind several bestsellers, including Devil's Cub (1932), Friday's Child (1944) and The Grand Sophy (1950).

And it is, unquestionably, every refugee's dream.

Watts wasn't the main cause of Reagan's success but it was unquestionably in the mind of white voters.

It is unquestionably better for Iraq's political leaders to wage their battles through legislative maneuvering than in the streets.

On the other hand, it has a right to determine its own priorities and it is unquestionably doing a world of good in many important areas.

It is unquestionably one of the 20th century's most significant statements on the question of women and writing.