Sentence examples for unquestionably lay from inspiring English sources
She should address herself to the roots of the problem, which unquestionably lay at her door".
Avedon's camera unquestionably lies, but it does so in such a poetic and ingratiating manner that the photographic fiction it produces has become a sort of folklore of the world in which fashionable elegance counts.
The Pakistani strength unquestionably lies in the bowling, with Amir and Wahab joined by one of Imran Khan or Rahat Ali, with the support of Yasir Shah, the pre-eminent wrist spinner in world cricket today.
The answer unquestionably lies in the specific economic and political transformations that the world has undergone since.
"The president's 1998 race unquestionably helped lay the groundwork for a successful presidential campaign in 2000.
But when pressed, Mr. Fleischer added, "The history of Iraq is unquestionably that they lie".
Those not averse to tempting fate call in on Nobel Prize-winner and pioneering quantum physicist, Erwin Schrödinger, who unlike his paradoxically famous cat, lies unquestionably dead in "Austria's most beautiful graveyard".
While this approach has unquestionably generated useful findings, it ignores important aspects, such as lay knowledge, explanatory models and beliefs about suitable interventions that can produce a multi-faceted understanding of public responses.
Still, people living on lower lying and narrower sections of islands are unquestionably vulnerable to rising seas, especially on islands like South Tarawa, where 50,000 people live elbow-to-elbow in 15 square kilometers.
But if Sneed was lying about Glossip's involvement -- as he unquestionably lied in his various contradictory statements--then Oklahoma is about to execute an innocent man.
