Sentence examples for undeniably as from inspiring English sources

"It represents health, strength, honour, generosity and beauty as conspicuously and undeniably as the want of it represents illness, weakness, disgrace, meanness and ugliness".

Yet, undeniably, as the war and his Presidency progressed, Lincoln spoke increasingly of God — inserted God, as it seems, into the Gettysburg Address — and evidently had some kind of complicated and rich sense of "necessity" and a supernatural presiding power.

Thoreau comes off as a good writer, an enthusiast about exploring the self and nature and an engaging antimaterialist thinker, but also, undeniably, as a brat, not to mention downright nasty and obsessive at times.

In its way, 165 Eaton Place serves undeniably as a metaphor for the broader population beyond Eaton Place.

Its level design, variety of play styles, and subtle storytelling is yet to be surpassed, with the closest effort being Valve's own Portal 2 or perhaps Halo (which is undeniably as influential, if not as clever).

Its level design, variety of play styles and subtle storytelling is yet to be surpassed, with the closest effort being Valve's own Portal 2, with perhaps a nod to something called Halo (which is undeniably as influential, if not as clever).

Expect work from octogenarian art darling Alice Mackler, whose gloopy ceramic sculptures, though seemingly alien, are undeniably female, as well as transgender icon Vaginal Davis, whose dreamy yet wonky painted portraits are out to reclaim the term "hag".

Though we suspect it might be easier to rob Fort Knox than to extract spoilers from this cast, Jackson, Torv, John Noble (who plays Walter Bishop) and Seth Gabel (Lincoln Lee) were every bit as accommodating as we've come to expect -- and undeniably charming, as well -- even while dodging our questions.

The riots were undeniably alarming, as much for the carnage — one man beaten to death, sixty-five hundred buses and cars torched, a dozen schools set on fire — as for the political incapacity they revealed.

Still, many of the form-fitting knit dresses — in a kind of raw patchwork of drab tones — were undeniably appealing, as was the streamlined effect of wearing a little zippered jacket over a matching dress.

During 50 years in practice - an achievement celebrated, in 1984, with an exhibition by the Royal Institute of British Architects - Seifert built more London buildings than Sir Christopher Wren, and undeniably had as great an effect upon the city skyline.