Sentence examples for undoubted and from inspiring English sources

Other considerations must weigh against the suspected witch, "inasmuch as 'tis an undoubted and a notorious thing" that a devil might impersonate an innocent, even virtuous, man.

The No 8's influence on the rise and rise of Saracens has been undoubted and here his contribution was made all the more pointed by Irish's failure to make the best of early territory and possession.

Left largely untouched is the question that perhaps matters most: given man's undoubted and very likely ineradicable capacity for cruelty, what is it that makes torture a relative rarity in some societies and a commonplace in others?

"There are activities of such undoubted and pre- eminent priority that it's got to be done almost as if we were in a war, and national survival depended on the means of financing the war".

In winning two more electoral victories, Mrs. Thatcher achieved undoubted and unprecedented success at the ballot box; but she was also the beneficiary of an opposition that was deeply divided between the fledgling Social Democrats and a Labour Party more extreme in its policies than at any stage in its modern existence.

"Her talent is always undoubted and the ball-striking is wonderful.

Le Saux says Shaw's "composure and undoubted quality" and his age could give him the edge over Cole.

A socialist in the tradition of Delors, and a man of undoubted integrity and determination - and somewhat arrogant with it - he may have seemed out of place in this less heroic age.

Nathan Coulter-Nile showed he is a genuine international player in the making, Chris Lynn gave a flash of his undoubted potential and James Muirhead looked calm and composed.

In an Italy where identity and social segregation has become an increasingly prominent and contentious topic, he's united the people of various clubs and groups through his undoubted talent and application.

This time around, though, I almost succumbed to Simon Jenkins's brilliant repeated tirades against the Games and their many acts of undoubted folly and hubris.