Sentence examples for undeniably fine from inspiring English sources

These are undeniably fine poems - all of them - but the whole thing feels a little too predictable.

His view of the events, and of the ever-conflicting thoughts and deeds of all kinds of German citizens, is undeniably fine, evoking both occasional indignance and a sense of connection from the reader.

The sound is undeniably very fine and the detail exemplary, but the performances leave a lot to be desired.

The former, I now realise, merely scratched the surface, while the latter, though undeniably a fine piece of movie-making, deliberately distorted the truth.

But while he is undeniably a fine player, he is also the product of a conservative system.

Undeniably, she gave a fine performance in The Iron Lady.

Undeniably she cuts a fine figure, in increasingly bizarre outfits.

Here, he remains in fine, yet undeniably altered, voice; the power of his interpretations is undimmed even as intimacy overtakes their former lushness.

Max Beerbohm called the play Wilde's "finest, most undeniably his own", saying that in his other comedies Lady Windermere's Fan, A Woman of No Importance and An Ideal Husband the plot, following the manner of Victorien Sardou, is unrelated to the theme of the work, while in Earnest the story is "dissolved" into the form of the play.

I like my fellow bicyclists just fine, but it was undeniably nice to see a lot fewer of them.

Still, Claire's confession of unquenchable guilt over Daniel's death is undeniably moving, and delivered with a fine, raw truth by Ms. DeWitt.