Sentence examples for undeniably right from inspiring English sources

It is undeniably right, as every practical philosophy from Buddhism to existentialism acknowledges.

The second sentence seems undeniably right, in terms of civil rights and our conception of our freedoms.

The WSJ says we're ridiculous, but the fact that our sources were undeniably right about half the story suggest to me they were right about the other half, too.

Yet in one respect, Roberts' opinion is undeniably right: America in 2013 is not the America of 1965.

Berry's ghostwriter, one Catherine Woods, does a creditable job of evoking the tweedy stoicism of a woman who is undeniably all right.

For a folksy, down-home kind of company like Gateway, closing international operations is undeniably the right choice.

"The dangers of stone throwing," it read, my name clearly and undeniably pixelated right there, at the top of a story I'd written about Israel charging some Palestinian teenagers with attempted murder for throwing stones at a settler.

Yet for all the transformations and compromises that conservatism had undergone in the long road to the White House, Reagan was undeniably a right-wing president who initiated a new era in American (and world) politics, one in which it would much harder to push for liberal and social democratic policies.

Undeniably he's right in identifying prolificacy as a distinction between "popular" and "serious" literature.

He said he supported their efforts to obtain "so elementary and undeniably necessary a right as that of the three "Ls": land, lodging and labour".

It's one thing to concede that the art world is, if not white supremacist in the hateful sense of the post-Trump "alt right," undeniably a place of overwhelming white privilege.