Sentence examples for undeniably hit from inspiring English sources

Losers of seven out of their last eight games, the Knicks have undeniably hit one of the lowest points in Coach Mike D'Antoni's tenure.

As a woman, the loss of my face was undeniably the hardest hit I'd ever taken to my entire sense of self and being.

While the result was undeniably a hit, "A Night at the Opera" -- and the increasingly mediocre movies that followed in its wake -- presented a newly domesticated version of the brothers.

And as it was in 2002, the un and the repentant are still together, exhibited when Sapp was asked if he regretted last season's legal -- but undeniably cheap -- blindside hit that left Green Bay offensive lineman Chad Clifton requiring a walker during an arduous rehabilitation.

Gerrick Kennedy of the Los Angeles Times called the song "catchy [it] makes you want to grab some glow sticks and hit the clubs" and added that the Femme Fatale era "already shows an undeniably more confident Spears".

And that, undeniably, is what the owners of the Green Garmento did — which is why they fit so snugly into a column that describes the creative process and how entrepreneurs hit upon winning ideas.

Music was unusual in unifying the youth cultures of East and West at the time the era's Euro hits make an undeniably apt accompaniment.

Arion Berger of Rolling Stone called it "a grumpy and undeniably adult dance hit".

Atlanta's Migos notched what's undeniably the club hit of the year with "Versace," and now they've dropped the video for the track.

Even if there were as many G20 misses as G20 hits, the grand get-together undeniably illustrated how far the financial crisis has shaken world leaders.

Borjon did criticize the slower songs, "Coming Back Down" and "Pour Me" but dismissed that that were, "easily forgotten among the album's many undeniably addictive future hits".