Sentence examples for undoubtedly bright from inspiring English sources

Less predictable, however, was the critical kicking Mason got in more progressive publications: the former Labour MP Chris Mullin wrote in the Observer that "although undoubtedly bright, erudite even, he still appears to be shackled to the remnants of a hopelessly impractical ideology".

Another dimension that's very much on our minds, especially when you walk around among the 31,000 [scientists] here and look at the number of undoubtedly bright, dynamic young people, is how we weather this challenge in funding and avoid the loss of a generation -- and that's not hyperbole -- of investigators.

But it was quite clear that Mr Trimble would have refused to accept a joint award with Mr Adams and both communities had to be represented on the rostrum.But while the prospects of permanent peace are undoubtedly brighter than 20 years ago, there are still big hurdles to cross.

There were undoubtedly many bright and talented information technology professionals who worked for Mr. Romney, and who might have fielded a better product given better management.

But with the world's No1 side disposed of and a clutch of talented young players ready to lead the England team into a critical couple of years, the future undoubtedly looks bright.

We are very fortunate to have employees that are talented, bright, and undoubtedly, some of the best in the business.

In the end, Labour may well vote for a Milibrother, and they are undoubtedly two of the brightest and best.

The only thing we should care about is if these students who are undoubtedly our best and brightest and future leaders are getting the best education we could give them.

Nevertheless, future prospects for both genetically modified (GM) and non-GM technologies to modify plant cell wall composition and structure remain bright, and will undoubtedly find applications beyond the current focus on human health and biofuel production.

"Although Jamie was new to our Tynecastle family, he had up until recently been playing for Hearts, he was a prospect that undoubtedly would have had a bright future in the game.

"Ex Machina," which writer-director Alex Garland recently referred to as "a sci-fi psychological thriller," has undoubtedly been one of the bright spots of the spring movie season.