Sentence examples for unquestionably but from inspiring English sources

Barone was a parent, unquestionably, but if courts start "to mush it up, then the standards become lower and lower and that's when the confusing floodgate cases happen".

But the Xbox One is the most connected console ever devised — a source of its issues, unquestionably, but also why it seems more likely to be the box you'll want connected to your TV four years from now.

Things are vastly better, unquestionably, but for youngsters like Joe, it can also mean losing "the ability to hide in the ignorance of others" during the sensitive years leading up to the decision to come out.

This was a basketball game — a classic game, unquestionably — but if Wright is to be believed, Dixon will find peace with the memory of those last frantic seconds, after Levance Fields tied the score at the free-throw line, but Dixon's defense didn't stop Reynolds from taking a pass in backcourt and going all the way to the rim.

She is unquestionably rusty, but unquestionably dangerous, too.

"It's unquestionably photography, but it's not only photography" Mr. Blaustein said.

Shah's remarks were unquestionably offensive; but they were made when Ed Miliband was leader.

The taunts aimed at James were unquestionably personal, but those hurled at Bosh skipped ahead to far more general repugnance.

She is unquestionably accomplished, but she is not a repressed intellectual, in the mode of Teresa Heinz Kerry.

The programme, called Tempora, is unquestionably ingenious, but it is underpinned by laws that are outdated and poorly worded.

"Meanwhile, Kaine is unquestionably Catholic, but for a lot of conservatives, they have issues with his views on social issues".