Sentence examples for unquestionable as from inspiring English sources

While they are not yet taking enough of their opportunities, the ability of George Ford to put others into space with a delayed pass here or a cut-out ball there is unquestionable, as is the quality of Jonathan Joseph's footwork.

Probably the two phrases will be read together and the statute made unquestionable as a whole.

His vision is as unforgiving and unquestionable as the blackness of a full stop.

Then a controversial violation of human rights which even the Economist took until 1927 to accept, today limited liability sits unquestioned and unquestionable as a natural good.

Mr Khatami's commitment to Iran's theocracy is as unquestionable as his commitment to reform; even if it means moving at tortoise pace, he strives above all to drag the system with him.

Charm may have replaced the rapier assertiveness of the young composer, but his authority as one of the guiding lights of music in our time is as unquestionable as ever.

Over the weekend, Mr Medvedev said that protecting the lives and dignity of Russian citizens abroad was an "unquestionable priority", as well as protecting the interests of Russian businesses there.

Athletes sculpt their bodies to approach an ideal (although of course, this is no longer seen as some unquestionable absolute, as it was by Polykleitos: across the stadium, a runner is pounding down the track on a prosthetic leg).

It seems to me unquestionable that, as Martin Greenberg's literary friendships may have helped Fox before, feminism helped her now.

Marion Barry, on the other hand, carried unquestionable credentials as a fighter for civil rights.

This would be a shame, since "the Coachella Marks have for many years enjoyed unquestionable fame as a result of the favorable general public acceptance and recognition," the lawsuit states.