Sentence examples similar to it is undoubtedly correct from inspiring English sources

Bellenoit overstates the influence of liberal theology among missionaries in the late nineteenth century, claiming for it a hegemonic status, but he is undoubtedly correct in his argument that educational missionaries in elite schools, whatever their theological point of view, drew upon a rhetoric of Fulfillment that dated back to the mid-nineteenth century.

That is undoubtedly correct.

He is undoubtedly correct.

While she is undoubtedly correct, one suspects she is intellectually rationalizing her own choice.

Post's premise is undoubtedly correct: Universities must evaluate the content of faculty and student work.

Macron is undoubtedly correct, however, to emphasise the importance of European defence and security policy.

Decca is undoubtedly correct to assume that there is gold in Ms. Mantovani's find.

If he means that Mandarin is spoken more in Taipei than in the rest of Taiwan, he is undoubtedly correct.

Nicholas D. Kristof ("Blood on Our Hands?," column, Aug. 5) is undoubtedly correct that the reason the nuclear bomb was dropped on Japan was to end the war as quickly as possible.

Galbraith is undoubtedly correct that most Kurds would prefer to be on their own, particularly in light of their history of being oppressed and killed by Iraqi (and other) governments.

He added: "The commission considers that the guidance is undoubtedly correct in law – but if anyone seriously argues otherwise, then we will of course take note of their views".