Sentence examples for some unquestionably from inspiring English sources

Some unquestionably were, and busted conspiracies and postwar admissions support the notion that some Copperheads committed treasonous acts.

In the escalating public battle over his budget cuts, Gov. Eliot Spitzer has offered several critiques of the state's vast health care system, some unquestionably true, and some subtle and complex.

Mr. Levine received a warm standing ovation at the start of the concert, and several more during the evening, though some unquestionably had as much to do with Mr. Terfel's eloquent, intensely dramatic performances as with Mr. Levine's incisively shaped accompaniments and the orchestra's often brilliant playing.

There are some unquestionably controversial decisions making up her CV; her involvement in the Iraq War seemingly one of the hardest to shake.

But it is neither subversive nor sinister in the way that some sects unquestionably are: better to spin "wheels of law" in stomachs, as it claims to do, than to turn heads, empty pockets and wash brains, as many sects do.To China's leaders, though, it is both potent and dangerous.

There was unquestionably some good entertainment and some good times, even if we didn't like the clothes we were wearing, the conversations we were making, and many of the songs we couldn't keep ourselves from humming.

But if there is darkness in our underground lives, there is also unquestionably some light.

Unquestionably, some of Britain's more reflective businessmen are already sensitive to the public debate around pay, and see the current system as unsustainable.

Unquestionably, some of that concern will be stirred up by self-described "China hawks" who have been dismissing China's no-first-use pledge as pure propaganda for the last five decades.

"Yes, there were some bad apples, unquestionably.

Unquestionably, some of the most enduring images come from photographs of the time.