Sentence examples for unquestionably proven from inspiring English sources
By his rhetoric and by his actions he has unquestionably proven himself to be a combatant.
It is a major undertaking that will unquestionably prove to be a significant draw on the unit's resources.
"You should be able to handle this," our inner voice scolds, although experience unquestionably proves that we can't.
Going back to the famous Coleman report in the 1960s, social scientists have contended — and unquestionably proved — that students' socioeconomic backgrounds vastly outweigh what goes on in the school as factors in determining how much they learn.
A deal would unquestionably prove ironic to a man who joined the Liberal Democrats in the mid-90s fired up in anger about the Eurosceptic position of the then Conservative government.
Pentagon budget trimming is unquestionably needed, but eliminating proven military tactics is a dangerous risk.
The cargo proved unquestionably humanitarian in nature — hospital beds, medicines, clothing — but the goal of the flotilla was to challenge Israel's authority over what goes in and out of Gaza.
Just as they would do later with climate change denials, the American Petroleum Institute countered with the claim that "the mass of evidence proves unquestionably that lead isn't a significant factor in air pollution and represents no public health problem in any way".
Italy's hopes will likely rest on its forwards' ability to score: Antonio Cassano is opportunistic; Mario Balotelli is unquestionably talented but mercurial; and Antonio Di Natale is a proven accelerant whenever he enters the lineup.
Numerous other biomarkers produced by cardiomyocytes or non-cardiomyocytes in the myocardium are promising, and if they are not proven useful for risk prediction, they will unquestionably enhance our understanding of cardiovascular disease.
Hesse and Plath were hugely ambitious and unquestionably talented, but to prove themselves as artists they also had to disprove assumptions about their gender.
