Among her kind, Muriel is unquestionably elite, although "stupid" doesn't accurately describe a mental dislocation so profound that it masks what is more truthfully a genius for appearing dimwitted.
Unquestionably stupid, although surely only drug-related in the same sense that you could say smoking is bad for your health if you do it while filling your car with petrol.
Although unquestionably fascinating (if you could stomach it) it did beg the question, what's left for the TV cameras to plunder?
More commonly, though, the prize recognizes developments that, although unquestionably essential, at first glance defy the English language—"for their work on chirally catalysed hydrogenation reactions," in 2001; "for palladium-catalyzed cross couplings in organic synthesis," in 2010.
In that light, the ultimatum sent by Vienna to the Serbian regime three weeks after the assassination in Sarajevo, although unquestionably high-handed, appears in a slightly more sympathetic light.
"Searches for adult keywords are pretty constant, and although unquestionably popular, we don't think they define the Zeitgeist for any one year," said a Google spokesperson, though the company would not release trending data on adult content.
More commonly, though, the prize recognizes developments that, although unquestionably essential, at first glance defy the English language — "for their work on chirally catalysed hydrogenation reactions," in 2001; "for palladium-catalyzed cross couplings in organic synthesis," in 2010.
The former reality TV host who improbably became the leader of the free world has unquestionably earned superlatives, although likely not the ones he and his fans had hoped: On the anniversary of his inauguration, Trump is the least-liked president in modern history, at this point in his term.
The studies described above demonstrated unquestionably that BM-derived cells, although at very low levels, can cross the blood brain barrier and contribute to the neuronal architecture of the CNS including Purkinje cells within the cerebellum (see Fig. 3).
But although the war was unquestionably at the root of the nation's political disorders, what was at the root of the war itself was obscure.
"You should be able to handle this," our inner voice scolds, although experience unquestionably proves that we can't.
