Sentence examples for unquestionably big from inspiring English sources

Vaughn is unquestionably big.

One unquestionably big US star will be there on Sunday, however, with country and western giant Kenny Rogers filling the teatime slot, possibly with guests.

The ideas are unquestionably big and ambitious: the doubt I have is whether the objects he presents in galleries actually communicate the things he wants us to think about.

In Sylvie Guillem's grippingly dramatic and highly coherent restaging of "Giselle" for La Scala Ballet, unquestionably the big hit of Lincoln Center Festival 2001 over the weekend, Ms. Guillem appeared as a free-spirited Giselle who smooches in public with Albrecht, the man she loves.

Trump unquestionably does big numbers for NBC, and the president-elect's feud with SNL has given the show new relevancy.

The U.S. two years ago had 3% of the world's advanced battery manufacturing capability -- by 2015 we will have grown that to 40%, unquestionably the biggest, fastest recovery in the twenty years history of the hollowing out of "Made in America".

Unquestionably, the biggest single innovation is a procedure called polymerase chain reaction, or P.C.R.

Unquestionably, the biggest disaster for the LDP was the trouncing of its candidate in the important race for governor of Tokyo.

Bolt is the figurehead for athletics - unquestionably the biggest draw - and as a result knows he will take a barrage of questions on the issue of doping.

Jonathan Rugman, who covered the Moscow trial for Britain's Channel 4 News, said: "This extraordinary case is now unquestionably the biggest test of freedom of expression Putin has yet faced".

Directed by Watchmen's Zack Snyder, with a story devised by Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan, Man of Steel is unquestionably the biggest film of Shannon's career, meaning "a whole new set of anxieties", as he puts it.