Sentence examples for undeniably committed from inspiring English sources
Saint-Saëns' First Cello Concerto followed, with Steven Isserlis an undeniably committed soloist; but it's a tiresome piece and he could not make it otherwise.
The Bush administration no doubt made its mistakes, and the intelligence agencies undeniably committed one bungle after another.
Whether we chop them ourselves or by proxy, we are undeniably committing murder.
Page 30 ACCUSED OF TAKING PTA CASH The embezzlement Providence Hogan is accused of committing is undeniably terrible, yet to meet her is to feel compassion for someone who seems to fall prey to her own desperation.
The books were undeniably powerful as our heroes were put through the emotional wringer, but the movies committed (and then some) to this darker tone, in a way the novels never fully felt comfortable embracing. .
Whether or not Jon committed murder "in a black bog on a black autumn night in the black land called Iceland," undeniably he's a scoundrel and a scapegrace.
This is undeniably true of property crime, and common sense and evidence tells you that this is also true even of crimes committed by crazy people (to use the plain English the subject deserves).
The writer Tony Marchant said: "Conrad's depiction of 19th-century terrorists committed to the destruction of the West, with a suicide bomber in their midst, was not only prophetic but is undeniably contemporary and compelling".
Ultimately though, Artist Colony is a diverting little title for fans of this sim/management gaming enclave, and attempting to get your moody inhabitants to commit to vital training sessions, while bashing out saleable works is undeniably enjoyable.
The show was undeniably offensive to some people, but to make the obvious point, there's a big difference between art and representation on the one hand and committing an actual act of assault or violence on the other.
