Sentence examples for unquestionably proper from inspiring English sources
At a time when the political activity of charities is being contested it's unquestionably proper for a disability organisation to tell electors if their MP voted to axe the Independent Living Fund, for a human rights organisation to identify who supported – or opposed - equal marriage or for an international development charity to publicise details of MPs who opposed overseas aid.
"The vast majority of Blue Cross' rescissions are unquestionably proper under any criteria," WellPoint said.
The decision was unquestionably the right one.
The British left is currently secluded in a comfort zone where the proper "values" are unquestionably good and moral superiority is all.
The Momentum fringe is unquestionably far more vibrant and jolly than the conference proper, but the comparison feels like a discussion about which occupant of a morgue would perform best on Strictly.
In the weeks and months before Sept. 11, there was unquestionably a terrible intelligence failure, for which the Central Intelligence Agency and other spy organizations owe a proper accounting to the American people.
Despite the program's unquestionably positive impact on stem cell science, especially in California, it still lacks a coherent sense of its proper role.
SOTOMAYOR: Unquestionably.
Titillating, unquestionably.
