Sentence examples for said unquestionably from inspiring English sources

She was, he said, unquestionably the most beautiful woman in the prison.

Asked if the cuts for education and health care programs would be in the billions of dollars next year, he said, "Unquestionably".

Is that enough to sustain a business, or does a company have to develop drugs? A. A year ago, I would have said unquestionably you can't sustain this without developing drugs.

Capers stressed, however, that "collective efforts" by Hashi and his fellow defendants served to "strengthen al Shabaab," which, the prosecutor said, "unquestionably increased the strength and numbers of a great dedicated to the destruction of the United States and its allies".

He said Gazeta unquestionably stood for freedom of expression in Poland.

Allowing plaintiffs to obtain class certification without showing that the asserted misstatement was material, he said, is "unquestionably disastrous".

Doctors had trouble quantifying the extent of patient harm inflicted by diversion and the crowding that causes it, but said it unquestionably existed -- though, they emphasized, not to the point that people should hesitate to call 911.

Introducing the actress in the audience at Royal Albert Hall, Fry said, "and unquestionably one of the greatest actress of all time ― only a blithering idiot would think otherwise ― Meryl Streep!" He then made his way to her seat, noting that he traditionally gets a kiss from one of the nominees.

In an historic compromise, countries that hunt whales could do so along their coasts--and Japan could continue to exploit Antarctic waters--but only under an enforceable legal agreement that the U.S. official said must unquestionably cap whaling "at a significant decrease" below the current fatality rate.

Both Lehman and Merrill Lynch have operations in New Jersey, making the state unquestionably vulnerable, Mr. Corzine said.

"Unquestionably," said Petraeus.