Sentence examples for unquestionably known from inspiring English sources

Still, the mayor is unquestionably known for being outspoken, and some party officials responded to his remarks yesterday by saying that while they were not pleased, Mr. Giuliani was still their candidate against the prospective Democratic nominee, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

He unquestionably knows this, and it helps to explain why, in bringing in guest choreographers, he favors the hairier types.

Ms Sturgeon unquestionably knows her own mind, but she is likely to be a rather different kind of leader.

Coe, unquestionably knows more Yale oarsmen than any other man alive, and he rarely forgets a face.

Extras include commentary by Hong Kong cinema expert Bey Logan, who unquestionably knows much more than me but can't change how bored I was while watching this.

Dan Metcalfe, the founding director of the Justice Department's Office of Information Policy (OIP), which is supposed to ensure government agencies are complying with the FOIA, told VICE News it is clear to him that Clinton's exclusive use of private email was a "blatant circumvention of the FOIA [in addition to] the Federal Records Act by people on both sides of it who unquestionably knew better".

Dan Metcalfe, the founding director of the Justice Department's Office of Information Policy (OIP), which is supposed to ensure government agencies are complying with the FOIA, told VICE News it is clear to him that Clinton's exclusive use of private email was a "blatant circumvention of the FOIA [in addition to] the Federal Records Act by people on both sides of it who unquestionably knew better".

Nonetheless, every ruling was rooted in the United States Constitution, which those who came to my court unquestionably knew constitutes the basis of all American law... not the judge's personal opinion or the holdings of a foreign nation; not the British way or the European way; but rather the American way.

Unquestionably, James knows how songwriting works, having made six albums in the 70s with Pete Atkin, who wrote the folky music to his sidekick's pointed words.

(Experts cannot agree who painted the remaining 13 pictures).From these paintings, 23 were selected because they were known unquestionably to be by Van Gogh and because they represented different periods of his life, during which his style changed.

Although earlier Babylonian codes are known, unquestionably the most perfect monument of Babylonian law is the Code of Hammurabi (c. 1758 bc), the main record of which was discovered on a stele, or stone monument, only in 1901 02.