Sentence examples for unquestionably more from inspiring English sources

And the effect is unquestionably more profound.

But his overarching style is unquestionably more relaxed.

Greater Morningside Heights is unquestionably more affluent than it was just a few years ago.

Each side looks marginally stronger in batting than bowling, unquestionably more powerful in pace than spin.

Tutsi hegemony was unquestionably more burdensome under Belgian rule than at any time prior to European colonization.

"But regardless of whether the Church is fourteen centuries old or five centuries old, it's unquestionably more modern than Scalia".

There will unquestionably be more words — many more — and you will probably wind up reading them.

Johnson doesn't hesitate when I ask him whether he honestly might one day give up his life as the highest-paid movie star on earth which is unquestionably easier, more fun, and more lucrative than being president of the United States in order to run for office.

And I reckon that if Mr Duy's optimism leads him to give a 0% chance of American recession over the next 24 months, then pessimism is unquestionably the more appropriate position.I think it is more likely than not that America will avoid recession over the next two years, but you wouldn't have to give me particularly favourable odds to get me to bet on a downturn.

She unquestionably bought more expensive old lace, mostly from museums than any other person that ever lived.

His was unquestionably the more gracious: concise where Mr Darling's was waffly, blunt where the chancellor was periphrastic.