Sentence examples for unquestionably felt from inspiring English sources

At the time – Churchill died aged 90 on 24 January 1965 and received a state funeral in St Paul's six days later before being buried in Oxfordshire – this unquestionably felt like a massive event.

A massage after vigorous exercise unquestionably feels good, and it seems to reduce pain and help muscles recover.

We may not tax unrealized capital gains, but people unquestionably feel better when their house or stock portfolio rises in value.

In the Morgan show, Mr. Wieck has refined the body of works in the two earlier shows to come up with an oeuvre he feels is unquestionably Poyet's.

But at the same time, the energy my son gave off his vibes, and what I felt in those intensely intimate, nonverbal first months to be his essence was unquestionably boy.

He was quick and decisive and very handsome — so handsome and fit that Julia often felt frumpy beside him; then she soothed herself with the knowledge that his wife was unquestionably homely.

"Unquestionably, we would always like them to have a higher degree of consistency," he said, adding that he felt they tried hard to "get it right".

Inside his mind – just behind those often-narrowed eyes, just beneath the unquestionably natural hair – what does it feel like to be him?

"We're grateful because the sheer quantity of the material that we needed to make the space feel real and authentic and unquestionably alive is difficult to source".

Mr. Romney said one quality rose above all: his vice-presidential nominee must be unquestionably prepared to be president and he must feel comfortable that the candidate's ambitions are aimed at getting him elected.

As George Orwell famously put it: "It is a strange fact, but it is unquestionably true that almost any English intellectual would feel more ashamed of standing to attention during God Save The King than of stealing from a poor box".