Sentence examples for unassailably from inspiring English sources

THE German chancellor, Angela Merkel, may be the West's de facto leader in the Ukraine crisis, a quasi-hegemon in the European Union and unassailably popular in opinion polls.

"Will physics be the new Latin?" asked one educationalist gloomily, referring to the collapse in past decades in that once unassailably important subject.

Even members of the counterculture seem unassailably attached to the automobile.

In 1561, with the support of the distinguished chancellor Michel de L'Hospital, she began by trying to propitiate the leaders of both religious factions, to effect reforms and economies by unassailably traditional methods, and to settle the religious conflict.

Yet the Roman model is not in Shakespeare's play the unassailably virtuous choice that it is in Plutarch.

At one level, this is superfluous boilerplate, asserting protections that already, unassailably, exist under the Constitution.

Hayden, self-assured and pugnacious, insisted that the interrogations were carefully run and unassailably effective.

And, when it does, it seems perfect: speedy, compact, unassailably dramatic, and laudably basic — almost pre-Homeric — in its simplicity.

Meanwhile, the reputation of democracy as a form of government went from unutterably bad to unassailably good.

Jimmy's ghost and Tommy have a bantering, brotherly relationship; when Jimmy disappears during a conversation, Tommy mutters, "Asshole," and when Jimmy prods his cousin about his wife's complaint that he's not emotionally available, Tommy answers defensively, "Oh, and you are?" (Jimmy counters, unassailably, "Hey, I got an excuse — I'm dead").

Well, maybe not quite unassailably.