Sentence examples for undeniably limited from inspiring English sources

This country's involvement in the air campaign is undeniably limited.

Mr. Maddin's Depression-era black-and-white picture is undeniably limited in resources but is epic in imagination and achievement, a no-budget mixture of absurdism and earnestness.

For instance, in a 1988 decision in a case called Morrison v. Olson, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a statute that prohibited a president from firing an independent counsel without cause, even though it undeniably limited the president's constitutional authority to control and supervise the Executive Branch.

Some of the Leeds squad players were undeniably limited – Tony Agana, Bobby Davison, Chris Kamara, Imre Varadi and Mike Whitlow all played in the league that season – and even Wilkinson said that, "not all of those players would have been seen as the best in the world but they were committed to excellence".

"Term limits have always been about creating opportunities, not dictating outcomes, and undeniably term limits have opened doors for new people," said Nelson Warfield, a spokesman for New Yorkers for Term Limits, an advocacy group that campaigned for the restriction.

Fashion is my addiction and even though I'm undeniably a woman, it is a craving not limited to womenswear.

Blanc has much less club experience - limited to only three seasons at Bordeaux - but has undeniably made waves in his short coaching career.

Though undeniably influenced by iconic Renaissance paintings, Nativity was inspired by Fiennes' feeling limited in the moving image world.

Interactions are limited right now, four options mapped to the D-pad, but undeniably amusing.

This perspective has led to some undeniably great places, such as Central Park and Prospect Park, but to Mr. Kent's mind, it has also limited an understanding of the potential of public spaces.

While the annual Susan G. Komen for the Cure pink campaign is undeniably the largest –- and most visible -- initiative for breast cancer, advocates aren't limited to simply snapping on a bright pin.