Sentence examples for there is unquestionably from inspiring English sources

In Plato's dialogues there is unquestionably an ongoing quarrel between philosophy on the one hand and rhetoric and sophistry on the other, and it too is justly famed and pondered.

There is, unquestionably, plenty of sense here.

There is unquestionably a problem of fraud.

This is important, for there is unquestionably beauty in football's natural state.

"There is unquestionably a rapidly growing emphasis on and appreciation of craft.

There is unquestionably, he confirms, such a thing as an addictive personality.

"There's unquestionably loss, there's unquestionably compromise, there's unquestionably, if one wanted to look forward, a reason to be worried," he said.

And though most were blocked, there was unquestionably a price to pay.

"There's unquestionably a strong populist surge out there," said Joel Benenson, Mr. Obama's pollster, citing his own polls and focus groups.

In the weeks and months before Sept. 11, there was unquestionably a terrible intelligence failure, for which the Central Intelligence Agency and other spy organizations owe a proper accounting to the American people.

There are unquestionably unpublished short stories – three were leaked online in 2013 – but Salinger devotees who read them before lawyers for the estate had them taken down reckoned they were third rate.