Sentence examples for unquestionable ability from inspiring English sources

"Girls with no interest in football like him because he's good-looking, and because he's married to Posh; he has so much credibility with straight guys because of his unquestionable ability on the field; and the gay boys love him".

In Rooney's case it means Manchester United now has four years to extract the best of his unquestionable ability, or to sell him at a price United hopes would recoup the millions it is paying him.

"He is an exciting talent with unquestionable ability".

Most people want the absence of war and the unquestionable ability to win all wars.

It is now far stronger and more powerful than ever before.... Tillerson told reporters that he believes "Americans should sleep well at night," adding that Trump was simply stating that the U.S. has an "unquestionable ability" to defend itself.

Although TAFI was named for its unquestionable ability to inhibit fibrinolysis, recent studies have suggested that a comparable if not more important function of TAFIa may be in the control of vasoactive substances (see the section on Activated protein C, below).

The creator of bitcoin displayed unquestionable technical ability, combining a number of pre-existing innovations into a wholly new concept which, for the first time, offered the possibility of a truly decentralised, tradable, digitally native commodity: bitcoin.

There are of course plenty of players left in the second round who are capable of winning the game's most coveted title, but four-time champion O'Sullivan will be quietly confident his unquestionable natural ability will allow him to blow away the field despite a 12-month self-imposed absence from the sport.

We believe that constant communication, unquestionable integrity and our ability to provide "Full Circle" services are the hallmarks of the success and growth of our farm.

However, his batting ability, particularly defensively, remained unquestionable.

It is unquestionable that Washington's strength of character, his ability to hold the confidence of army and people and to diffuse his own courage among them, his unremitting activity, and his strong common sense constituted the chief factors in achieving American victory.