Sentence examples for that is unquestionably from inspiring English sources

In one obvious sense that is unquestionably true.

The treaty, which took seven years to negotiate, is a pioneering agreement that is unquestionably needed.

The Phillies are 1-0, and for their fans, that is unquestionably a good thing.

If you pressure an official to abrogate the rights of someone, that is unquestionably corrupt.

He complains that the wayward firms are creating the misleading impression that health-care reform will be costly for American business when "what you have is a law that is unquestionably pro-business and pro-jobs".

From a medical perspective, knowing the unique genetic profile of an individual, a profile that is unquestionably influenced by ancestry, will assist a physician in streamlining the search for the right diagnosis for a set of symptoms.

It is replete with actions that were unquestionably unconstitutional.

As for the philosophical stuff, that's unquestionably the domain of Humans' resident Hollywood star, William Hurt.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: "There are so many things in this Act that are unquestionably okay.

For them I sought to better my life, and so I spent three months in daily study, preparing for an exam that was unquestionably job-related.

Giambattista Valli took a step forward in differentiating his high fashion and ready-to-wear by offering a collection that was unquestionably wearable.