Brussels sprouts in oyster broth were good enough to distract from an unexciting fillet of amberjack, and it was nearly impossible to keep from ravenously attacking the crispy half chicken, served with hearty chestnut spaetzle and a questionably named but unquestionably delicious "liver sauce".
Sturgeon's approval ratings in Scotland have topped those of all male performers including Salmond for more than a year – in a less sexist society, she would unquestionably have been named Person of the Match.
The most confounding call was unquestionably the naming of Dylan Walker in the likely role of bench utility.
"Then we will proceed to implement the named person scheme, which the Supreme Court judged to be unquestionably legitimate". Campaigners against named person appealed to the Supreme Court in London after their case was dismissed as "hyperbole" by the Court of Session in Edinburgh last year.
But if I did have some instincts about befriending Henry, they came from an unquestionably good source: memories of my first meetings with a kind Englishman named Philip.
The Book Review named "The Master" one of the 10 best books of 2004; our reviewer, Daniel Mendelsohn, called it "unquestionably the work of a first-rate novelist".
But for years, a biologist in Canada named Alexandra Morton — regarded by some as a visionary Cassandra, by others as a misguided prophet of doom — has said definitively and unquestionably that they are wrong.
He said: "In its judgment last month, the Supreme Court dismissed a number of challenges to the named person policy and described its aims as 'unquestionably legitimate and benign'.
Sexton's most stinging remarks, although naming no names, are unquestionably aimed at the US elite, particularly the Ivy League.
But he goes one step further to analyse why Swift might have used the name of God to describe the "unquestionably evil beings" with "the biblical name of God".
Skyfall unquestionably has the best name of any Bond film in the post-Fleming era.
