Sentence examples for undeniably, though from inspiring English sources
Undeniably, though, the approach is effective.
Undeniably, though, the Raptors realize they need another stirring performance from Carter to win the series.
Undeniably, though, the tale she tells is a horrifying one; the reader doesn't have to feel for Oroonoko and Imoinda as individuals to recoil at their fate.
Undeniably, though, as the rise of the male ankle continues (see Barcelona's football manager, Luis Enrique, wearing a suit and no socks this weekend) and the red carpet's love of shorts shows no signs of abating (see Alan Cumming at the Tony awards), whether to wear socks or not has become one of fashion's key styling issues.
"God has ceased to be British, and Providence no longer smiles," she wrote, undeniably, though to someone of my generation and background it also seemed that she underestimated the strength of an identity that had taken nearly three centuries to accumulate: Coronation Street as well the British Museum, Penguin Books, free orange juice, the Queen Mary, Big Ben, the Beano as well as the Somme.
The six-part series is undeniably gorgeous, though, and GILLIAN ANDERSON's portrayal of the chilly, heartbroken Lady Dedlock -- her first television role since "The X-Files" -- is not to be missed.
These scenes, though undeniably self-indulgent, allow Gervais to do what he does best — be deadpan, politically incorrect and hilarious ("thought we'd moved the buzzer high enough that time," he says when Davis finally figures out how to enter the building).
The ethos of this kind of cooking is undeniably macho (though some female chefs are known for it, too).
Some of what is claimed is undeniably true though: these artists were indeed looking afresh at nature.
Undeniably hot though – the Louise Mensch of her time, if we're still playing the Tory-Camelot game.
Portico's hooks are undeniably attractive, though - partly through the band's seductive melodic instinct, and partly through the warm and liquid sound of the Hang percussion.
