Sentence examples for the undoubtedly from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'the undoubtedly' is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is usually used to emphasize an idea or opinion, indicating that the opinion is certain and not uncertain. For example, you could say "The undoubtedly best restaurant in town is Mario's Pizza."
In desperation, she proposed a peer, the undoubtedly able Lady Serota.
It seemed, then, that this intro would set a schmaltzy tone for the undoubtedly historic series to come.
The crippled reactors themselves, and the undoubtedly frenzied work going on there, were obscured by hills, some with cherry trees in full blossom.
They spent it on Jameis Winston, the undoubtedly talented former Heisman Trophy winner who has question marks about his actions off the field.
What the undoubtedly gifted Mr. Lang lacked on this occasion, as he has on others, is the judgment to channel his musical instincts with more subtlety.
What impresses perhaps as much as the undoubtedly autocratic behaviour of the Flavians and Antonines is the markedly civilian character of their reigns.
The undoubtedly Aston Martin-esque grille that made its debut on the 2013 Ford Fusion has found its way to the Fiesta's previously unremarkable front fascia.
However, in deciding to take part in the what will be the undoubtedly woeful An American Carol (see the trailer here), this time he's gone too far.
There is barely anything left of the original five dwellings and no word on the significance of the place or the undoubtedly grim stories behind it.
Unfortunately, I was unable to see the undoubtedly brilliant view out of the windows because I had squashed myself into a ball in a footwell.
He may still be learning the work, since he omitted the undoubtedly difficult Presto movement, which is marked "As fast as possible".
