Sentence examples for unquestionably bought from inspiring English sources

She unquestionably bought more expensive old lace, mostly from museums than any other person that ever lived.

BlackPhone co-founder Jon Callas is in London to give a talk at IP Expo — pitching the concept of a secure yet capable smartphone to IT decision makers who, wind back the clock a few years, would have unquestionably bought BlackBerry.

An unknown but unquestionably large fraction of the bottles are bought by a circle of addicted repeat customers.

With a net worth of $8 billion, Steven A. Cohen, who is in the bidding to purchase a minority stake in the Mets, unquestionably has the money to buy a sizable chunk of the franchise.

It has less than a one-per-cent share of the American grocery market, yet it has unquestionably transformed the way Americans produce, buy, and eat food.

Since the summer of 1997, the Rangers have unquestionably fielded the worst hockey team that money can buy.

They back him, unquestionably, and have in recent transfer windows supported him to buy at the top end of the market.

It's unquestionably wrong that a family would unfairly lose out on buying a home or refinancing a loan at any time, but especially at a time when they need it most.

Seventh Generation may be the market leader in eco-friendly household cleaning products and is unquestionably dedicated to environmental and social responsibility, but these are not the main reasons people are buying their products.

"Apple will unquestionably sell millions of these watches because there's pent-up demand from the loyal super-fans who will buy almost any Apple product," said Ben Wood from the tech advisory firm CCS Insight.

But unquestionably his personal obsessions have remained central to the buying and selling of entertainment.