Sentence examples for undeniably belongs from inspiring English sources
Daniel Flynn as the adulterous Profumo and Anthony Calf as Cliveden's aristocratic owner do all that is required but the show undeniably belongs to Hanson as Ward.
The Guardian's Michael Billington said the show "undeniably belonged" to Hanson, adding: "It is not his fault if we feel that this story of the breaking of a social butterfly on a wheel needs a melodic astringency that is not exactly Lloyd Webber's forte".
"Maybe that's where this much-loved but undeniably racist artifact really belongs," writes Lumenick.
Undeniably, the streets belong to the government; what happens in them, therefore, is the government's business.On this worthy principle, smoking should be merely the beginning.
This time, Bolt was undeniably back in the arena and undeniably back where he belonged coming out of the curve.
Though undeniably French in many ways, Malandrino is the first to admit that her heart belongs to both the tricolore and the Stars and Stripes.
What was undeniably harmful was when his own company, Pele Sport and Marketing, was accused of stealing $700,000£425,00000) belonging to Unicef.
While equation 1 is undeniably true for a given individual, equation 1 also predicts that such a trade-off might occur among individuals producing seeds of different sizes, including individuals belonging to different species.
