Sentence examples for unarguably powerful from inspiring English sources

While each of these moments has had consequences from the tragic to the unimaginably horrific, the architectural and visual cultures that have risen from the (at times literal) ashes have been unarguably powerful, original, and globally influential.

It was unarguably powerful to see Adele picking up an Oscar – an actual Oscar – for her James Bond ditty, but award dos that exist merely to publicise a magazine or radio station are a little more confusing, and the Brits are somewhere in the middle.

He is unarguably the most powerful man on the streets of Shia Baghdad.

The Two Towers unarguably makes a powerful impression, and with this second movie the simple accretion of mass, together with director Peter Jackson's maintenance of its unflagging energy and his fanatical attention to detail, mean that the epic is taking some sort of shape.

A few years later, primitive UIs are emerging, so primitive that the command line is still unarguably the more powerful tool.

Ensconced in a dramatic play of light and shadow The Terracotta Army is unarguably the most visually powerful part of the exhibit, however all sections are impressive and enlightening in their own ways, and without a doubt worth seeing.

If there's one overarching truth of the financial crisis, it's that the world's most powerful business leaders, investors and politicians were so flat-out, unarguably wrong about the severity of the crash and its causes.

The American electric-car firm unarguably has cutting-edge clean technology, but its business model of importing all its vehicles does not enrich powerful Chinese firms or transfer intellectual property to local joint ventures.

It seemed unarguably great".

It was Joyce, unarguably.

Unarguably that's the case.