Sentence examples for undoubted successes from inspiring English sources

One of the Met's undoubted successes of recent years, Julie Taymor's Magic Flute, was back again, and I saw it for the first time.

Despite his undoubted successes - Enemies, the 10-year stint in the 1940s spent editing Horizon - much of his later life became bogged down in idleness and wasted time.

At the same time, Germans believe their undoubted successes are due to their own efforts (especially compared with those feckless southern Europeans).

The Pessimists' response to these observations is simple - it is to ignore them, often harking back to an allegedly golden past, which usually glosses over far too many of the down-sides hidden by the undoubted successes.

"He will leave with great sadness and regret, and had hoped that the board would have wished to offer him a further five-year period... given the undoubted successes and acclaim the company has enjoyed during his period as artistic director," wrote his agent.

As a tourist attraction, its restoration is an undoubted success.

By one measure — winning elections — New Labour was an undoubted success.

But for all the undoubted success as a protest movement, now comes the reality.

The degree of his undoubted success is immeasurable, because nothing really relates to it.

Thanks to Addison's help The Tatler was an undoubted success.

De Beauvoir considered her open relationship with Sartre the "one undoubted success in my life".