Sentence examples for unquestionably could from inspiring English sources
Setting aside the debatable proposition that concepts like "human rights" and "human dignity" are rooted in "Christian values" rather than universal human values, many secular, rational Europeans unquestionably could "coherently" explain that they believe in such things because they believe in the rule of law.
In urging the Supreme Court not to hear the case, Magwood v. Culliver, No. 09-158, Attofney GenerAlabama King of Alabama said Mr. Magwood's argument "unquestionably could have been, but was not, raised during his first round of litigation 20-plus years earlier".
He unquestionably could be trained to do the springs.
If that $25 million had been used in very specific ways that work very well to teach people with high blood sugar to out-rightly avoid diabetes, it would have already saved some $207 million in Medicaid costs for new diabetes cases that unquestionably could have been prevented.
Unquestionably she could hold the screen during her delectable physical prime, as she does in the tawdry 1946 noir "The Postman Always Rings Twice".
Imprisoned because he was unlucky, victim to so many bad coincidences on the day Hae Min Lee went missing that a case – an unquestionably wonky case – could be built against him?
Although Mr. Kremer could unquestionably fill Carnegie (in both senses: with patrons and with his powerful, well-projected violin sound), the chapel is a far better place to hear this music.
The chromosomal breakpoints identified by karyotyping tended to cluster to 19p/q and to 11q, but no unquestionably recurrent rearrangement could be seen.
Unquestionably, the oil companies could have done more.
Although unquestionably fascinating (if you could stomach it) it did beg the question, what's left for the TV cameras to plunder?
Asked about his vice presidential choice, should be become the nominee, he began by promising that his selection would be "pro-life" and "somebody who is conservative to the core," before adding that the person must be "unquestionably an individual who could lead the nation if something happened to me".
