Sentence examples for unquestionably familiar from inspiring English sources
But he is also unquestionably familiar.
Sitting next to him, grim-faced, forlorn but unquestionably familiar with the prevailing mood, was former England batsman Graeme Hick, himself a prominent witness to so many abject batting collapses in his time as to be near enough the perfect man for the moment.
While the Warren Report conceded that "Ruby was unquestionably familiar, if not friendly, with some Chicago criminals," it nonetheless concluded "there is no evidence that he ever participated in organized criminal activity".
What Hugo knew of this condition can only be speculated, but as a leading poet, he would unquestionably have been familiar with the life of one of England's greatest poets, Alexander Pope (1688 1744), a hunchback severely deformed in childhood by Pott's disease.
Unquestionably antique yet eerily familiar, the likenesses suggest that certain urban faces occur and reoccur, reborn, perhaps, in new bodies across the span of time.
The film — from the Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, who has become a familiar presence on the festival circuit over the past decade — is unquestionably strange, at times mystifyingly oblique.
"Unquestionably," he says unhesitatingly.
They were unquestionably stupid.
Unquestionably it helped Murray.
