Sentence examples for that indubitably from inspiring English sources

And that, indubitably, would create a glaring conflict of interest should the former mayor be tasked with the job of acting as the United States' most senior envoy to foreign governments.

That is indubitably right.

The one dance that's indubitably a no-no for the Joyce is, curiously, a pas de deux, so the issue is scarcely one of crowding.

That is indubitably where NWA biopic Straight Outta Compton finds itself after debuting on $56.1m: the 10th biggest opening weekend of 2015, the 10th biggest R-rated opening ever, the highest one for a musical biopic (beating Walk the Line's $22.4m) and easily the highest for any rap-centric film.

Years ago groups like the Business Roundtable consisted mostly of large American corporations that were indubitably American, and took largely progressive positions on U.S. jobs and wages.

However I wonder what all of this -- including the life without parole (a potential possibility) -- says about us as a society, and as individuals who likely see ourselves as too busy to preoccupy ourselves with something that seems indubitably savage.

Müller is the third man in this equation, but the German was never the player that Pelé indubitably was, or that Messi is becoming.

Barça is indubitably that team today.

It turns out that the qualities that make us indubitably British — that is, the ones that we don't share with or have not imported from America — are no longer conducive to Greatness.

The thesis of eliminativism seems to be so obviously wrong to many critics, under the claim that people know immediately and indubitably that they have minds, that argumentation seems unnecessary.

We are so eager to prove to those above and next to us that we won't employ any form of cronyism and nepotism that we indubitably hurt our own people, for fear of others calling us out for any signs of favoritism; political correctness runs amok and is used against us by us.