Sentence examples for undoubted truth from inspiring English sources
The undoubted truth is not in eyewitness reports or military citations or Hemingway's own letters, but in work specifically labeled as fiction?
And if this seems overegging the case, listen back to the bit of the BBC interview (about 8.15am) when he refused even to recognise the undoubted truth that Suzanne Evans was a potential leader.
My colleague Xan Brooks has shrewdly commented that liberal reviewers must contend with the undoubted truth that The Help is a very well acted and well directed picture – I would add that it is handsomely photographed and designed – and so an acting award is technically merited.
Her characters' inner lives and relationships have undoubted emotional truth, but when they have to interact with real places and events, they fall into expected patterns.
In truth, despite the odd prang and the undoubted risks that the racers take, this doesn't come across as that dramatic a story, a bit like an extra-long segment on Eurosport.
There are undoubted similarities.
Dark Age achievements undoubted.
No assurance goes undoubted.
That has undoubted appeal for policymakers in countries where floating-rate mortgages expose borrowers to the risk of payment shocks as rates rise.Inimitable CopenhagenIn truth, however, there is no magic system.
Beckford was the undoubted star.
