Sentence examples for unquestionably owned from inspiring English sources

While Google and Yahoo unquestionably owned the national search space, consumers looking for local information had to rely on word of mouth or the Yellow Pages.

Asked by the Guardian to confirm or deny their involvement, and to explain the purpose of the Jersey investment entity the club unquestionably owns and discuss any possible conflicts of interest, Chelsea declined to discuss any aspect of it.

Now it's the turn of Bartoli – that supremely fiery and coquettish Italian mezzo who conceived this production for the Salzburg Whitsun festival of which she is artistic director – who unquestionably owns the stage from modest opening image to ecstatically intense final immolation.

To my daughter, the bulging crinoline hands down, was the most exquisite item of clothing that she had ever owned and unquestionably fancier than the sensible, plain leotard worn by her ballet classmate.

Although objectively beautiful and unquestionably his own, Godlis's style of photographing was deemed "unprintable" by newspaper and magazine editors of the day.

Beyond that, Wazwan is unquestionably the only Kashmiri restaurant on the planet owned and operated by an eminent toxicologist.

By the time he died in 1976, Mao unquestionably achieved his aim of transforming China with communism: State-­owned enterprises made up 77.6% of the economy, and collectives owned everything else.

They are owned by a Hong Kong-listed company which this month declared £11m losses and £22m bank loans secured on "land and buildings in the UK", unquestionably St Andrew's.

"Rich, industrialised countries, including our own, have unquestionably contributed most to atmospheric pollution.

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

So he assured a reporter that Mr. Gore was "literally, truly and unquestionably" writing his own words.