Sentence examples for unquestionably embraced from inspiring English sources

While it may not yet have achieved the Olympian heights to which it aspires, Greek wine has unquestionably embraced modern tastes, with refreshing whites and fine reds produced from expressive indigenous grape varieties such as xinomavro, agiorgitiko, liatiko and mavrotragano.

So Marston's Albanian isn't up to scratch, but The Artist is unquestionably embraced to the American breast, despite the fact that the stars, creative team and arguably the refining eye on New World glamour are all very French?

His 23-59 record in 2005-6 withethe Knicks, his previous stop before accepting his ninth N.B.A. head-coaching job, was ancient history by the time he arrived in the one place where he would be unquestionably embraced.

Helping people who'd escaped from a brutal civil war seemed an unquestionably sound thing to do – and Germans embraced their role as moral leaders of the western world.

But the result was declared within hours, the defeated candidate embraced the victor and, under an unquestionably legitimate government, the economy is now speeding ahead.That was Chile's presidential vote in January.

Each of those cities and towns are unquestionably better places for embracing that.

Strangers embraced.

We embraced.

Warmth embraced.

Well, whether you embrace the artworks or blast them, the prize has unquestionably become an anticipated annual tradition that is at the very least, the highest contemporary art honor in the UK.

Unquestionably, MOH contributes to public ill-health [6], and these recommendations do embrace it.