Sentence examples similar to that's unquestionably true from inspiring English sources

In one obvious sense that is unquestionably true.

Perhaps inadvertently, Friedman made at least one statement that was unquestionably true.

That is unquestionably true.

That is unquestionably true, and Congress was unquestionably aware of it.

"We can take it". In a broad sense, that was unquestionably true.

While there are gray areas to that, it's unquestionably true that the customer will always remember.

"That is the main positive finding here and I think it's unquestionably true".

While this is unquestionably true, there is another way to think of the logic of forward dispatch: It overrides self-control.

McAllister added that, like Sir Alex Ferguson, Houllier had mellowed with age and, although those close to Manchester United's great dictator might dispute that, it is unquestionably true of Houllier.

"That more of them are more career-knowledgeable than film-literate is unquestionably true, that they know more about who the major agents are they need to see at C.A.A. than who Nicholas Ray is," Mr. Gilmore said, referring to the powerful Creative Artists Agency.

While it is unquestionably true that Poland in 1939 was not a model democracy by today's standards, to compare its political system with fully fledged fascism does seem harsh to say the least, if not entirely unjustified.