Sentence examples for that was unquestionably from inspiring English sources

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

From off-field player misbehaviour and ownership embarrassments to on-field tragedy and player disinterest, Newcastle endured a truly horrific season and one that was unquestionably the most difficult in the career of coach Wayne Bennett.

For now, it appears that the war against Ecstasy has centered more on law enforcement than public health -- unlike the war on crack, for example, which encompassed an effort to roust dealers as well as a strong push to deal with the medical effects of a drug that was unquestionably damaging and often lethal.

But he probably knew that this was a style already closely associated with Copland, Roy Harris and other older composers, and that if he wanted a spotlight of his own, it had to be with a style that was unquestionably his.

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

The same designation was used for an island that was unquestionably under Singapore's sovereignty.

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.

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