Sentence examples for on unquestionably from inspiring English sources

Leaving them on unquestionably enhances any shrimp dish, because their flavor is about as strong as that of the meat.

That seems limiting; surely it is not only on bad terms with Muslims, and on unquestionably good terms with everyone else.

(See Steup, 1996: 185 6; Lycan, 1988: 122) If epistemic facts supervene on unquestionably natural facts, then they do not float free, they are not autonomous, they are not brute facts, they are anchored in the natural world.

(Kim, 1988: 398) So Kim's view seems to be that, so far as the debate about naturalistic epistemology goes, epistemic facts are natural facts if they supervene on unquestionably natural facts.

In addition the association with mortality, which was extremely clear and graded (see Fig.  2 and Table  4), confers validity based on unquestionably objective standards.

It's all enough to drive a person to focus on the one unquestionably clear statement of the evening, expressed in faultless lines: Michelle Obama's dress.

3) Stan Mortensen, Bolton 3-4 BLACKPOOL, FA Cup final, 02/05/1953 Gerrard does have one unquestionably great performance on his CV: the 2006 FA Cup final, where he set up Djibril Cissé for Liverpool's exquisite (and criminally underrated) opening goal, then belaboured two vicious shots past Shaka Hislop, including that late equaliser.

Friedrich Hayek, an Austrian economist, admitted that conferring "unmerited benefits" on children is "unquestionably one of the institutional causes of inequality".

I'm going to ignore the limitations of the aforementioned study – for instance, the fact it involved interviews with just eight recreational runners – and instead focus on its unquestionably insightful "thematic analysis".

Charlemagne's response, to hold his imperial coronation on Christmas Day, the first day of the new year 801, of the year 6000 am II (ad 800, according to the modern calendar, which starts the new year on January 1), unquestionably held millennial significance, despite the reluctance of the written sources to elaborate.

But his public health staff, led by the estimable health commissioner, Thomas A. Farley, has already tried to pass a tax on soda (unquestionably the most effective tool in our box to reduce the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages) but were rebuffed by Albany.