Sentence examples for unquestionably great from inspiring English sources

And Thérèse and Isabelle is, unquestionably, great.

He is the one bowler of his generation who is unquestionably great.

It was hardly a great match, but the way it finished (and did not finish) was unquestionably great theater.

But Ledger's third Venice appearance transformed his image, gave him his first and, tragically, his only unquestionably great role and served definitive notice of a major-league talent.

Unquestionably great players like Pete Sampras, Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe never won more than two major tournaments in a year, although Borg and, to a lesser degree, McEnroe have a historical handicap in that they regularly skipped the Australian Open, a less prestigious event in their era.

3) Stan Mortensen, Bolton 3-4 BLACKPOOL, FA Cup final, 02/05/1953 Gerrard does have one unquestionably great performance on his CV: the 2006 FA Cup final, where he set up Djibril Cissé for Liverpool's exquisite (and criminally underrated) opening goal, then belaboured two vicious shots past Shaka Hislop, including that late equaliser.

As it shows, although carbon growth was lower than economic growth in 2012 – which is unquestionably great news – the ratio looks only somewhat better than previous years, and is by no means unusual compared to economically similar years in the 1990s.

That is unquestionably great for them.