Sentence examples for unquestionably meant from inspiring English sources

Leaving the matter as it did, it unquestionably meant that the competency of the court should be determined by rules theretofore prescribed in respect to the jurisdiction of the Federal courts.

But even if economic insecurity persists, Obamacare unquestionably means that personal liberty will also rise.

Knowledge may not be the same thing as power, but it is unquestionably a means to power.

Every single one of these 10 men condemned federal funding for abortion, and condemned the Planned Parenthood videos that are, unquestionably, edited in a way meant to mislead and instead support claims that are manifestly false.

It is, for all such contradictions, a place unquestionably worth cherishing for what it has meant to those who play the game and to those who return to top off their memory banks each year.

The last Confederate armed force of any size, its capitulation meant that the Civil War was unquestionably over and Booth's attempt to save the Confederacy by Lincoln's assassination had failed.

Unquestionably, antidepressants have saved countless lives, but they also reinforce the existence of the very disease they are meant to treat.

[n5] Senator Keith unquestionably understood "academic freedom" to mean "freedom from indoctrination". See id. at E-36 (purpose of bill is "to protect academic freedom by providing student choice"); id. at E-283 (purpose of bill is to protect "academic freedom" by giving students a "choice," rather than subjecting them to "indoctrination on origins").

Opals are iconic, he says, and the ongoing mining means there would unquestionably be commercial and community benefits from the broader international awareness that came with designation.

I mean Adele is unquestionably amazing, but what ever happened to good old fashioned rock and roll?

Here, demographics are unquestionably in his favour: ageing populations mean demand should soar.