Unarguably PG, it'll be too intense for very young viewers, but its conspicuous filth – bugs and bric-a-brac below ground, pustulence and privates-scratching above it – will likely enthral older, muckier pups; set it against the shiny blandishments that have passed for family fun this season, and it starts to look vaguely radical.
Unarguably however, it has happened.
(The effect that a prominent Farrakhan can have on a Jackson candidacy in 1992 is what makes the re-emergence more than a curiosity). When Sam Donaldson, on "Prime Time Live," accused Mr. Farrakhan of being divisive, the minister countered unarguably that it was not he who had divided American society.
One or two corrected missteps showed her speech was rehearsed to a tee, but the sentiment was unarguably heartfelt: "It doesn't escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is thanks to so much pain in someone else's.
All it unarguably shows is that the question of God keeps being asked, no matter how often it is prohibited.
While it is unarguably a destination for revelry, it is not typically known as a celebrity refuge.
Yes, she's reading "2666," and while it's unarguably the great masterpiece of our era, it might be a precocious choice for a seventeen-year-old.
It's one of the most important arguments progressives can make between now and November, and it's simple, compelling, and unarguably true: we've tried it their way, and it hasn't worked.
The SETI@home project, which searches for signs of intelligent broadcasting among the natural radio signals coming from the sky, depends for its computing power on the spare capacity of a zillion small, private machines around the world.Although SETI@home may or may not find what it is looking for, it has unarguably started a fashion.
