Sentence examples for unquestionably anyone from inspiring English sources

As the great French critic André Bazin wrote in a letter to his pupil François Truffaut, "Unquestionably anyone who prefers Kurosawa must be incurably blind, but anyone who loves only Mizoguchi is one-eyed".

Meanwhile, Mr. Johnson's decision to deny California the right to set its own emission standards is unquestionably a blow to anyone worried about climate change and its consequences.

"She writes about a "fringe of nationalists" demonising anyone not 'blindly and unquestionably pro-independence'.

Since those unquestionably outnumber patrons wanting something realistic, anyone criticizing Gurney's ultimate choice can only be considered a curmudgeon.

However, forcing their arrest and pursuing their extradition to the U.S. to stand criminal trial when they have unquestionably done no physical harm to anyone in the U.S. is in a much different category.

Many sightings are not at all profound -- they are experiences that could happen to anyone -- but they are unquestionably worth remembering.

Despite the absence of sudden and dramatic symptoms, anyone who handles such materials is unquestionably storing up toxic materials in his body.

She also said there was a "fringe of nationalists who like to demonise anyone who is not blindly and unquestionably pro-independence".

So though unquestionably we've made progress on the race issue, anyone who suggests we've eradicated this age-old scourge, born out of fear and ignorance, is simply deluded.

He was unquestionably a comic genius who understood ad-libbing better than anyone.

Anyone who grew up when the Beatles were unquestionably the reigning creative force in popular culture winces at the hard sell, but apparently it is necessary.