Sentence examples for unquestionably is not from inspiring English sources

Thus, she is much more tolerant of the brittleness of Nancy Mitford's relentlessly sophomoric light romances than the "mess" of James Baldwin's ambitious, wildly uneven "Another Country," perhaps because Mitford is always smoothly in control of her material, whereas Baldwin, trying to accomplish so much more, unquestionably is not.

"Unquestionably, Orwell intended it to be taken as literally true, which equally unquestionably, it is not," Taylor writes in his biography.

On the other hand, equally unquestionably, it is not humane to ignore the burdens of ill health and disability that they impose.

Unquestionably, this definition is not quite complete since there is a continuum from the least to the most salt-tolerant species.

She is unquestionably accomplished, but she is not a repressed intellectual, in the mode of Teresa Heinz Kerry.

There are a lot of rumours and innuendo to sift through but it is unquestionably true that Sharapova is not someone who is impulsive in press conferences.

She also said there was a "fringe of nationalists who like to demonise anyone who is not blindly and unquestionably pro-independence".

Ms Rowling also said: "I also know that there is a fringe of nationalists who like to demonise anyone who is not blindly and unquestionably pro-independence and I suspect, notwithstanding the fact that I've lived in Scotland for 21 years and plan to remain here for the rest of my life, that they might judge me 'insufficiently Scottish' to have a valid view".

Health R&D unquestionably has GPG aspects, and there is not enough of it in fields that would benefit poor countries.

"Unquestionably he was not a prairie Stieglitz".

No, unquestionably it's not," he tells the The New York Times.