Sentence examples for unquestionably pulled from inspiring English sources

By convincing the former AC Milan and Chelsea boss to join him in Paris, Leonardo has unquestionably pulled off an impressive coup.

Unquestionably, these ads pull information out of context and distort both the opponent's records and personal histories.

But the usual tactic of reviving growth through lower interest rates is unquestionably much harder to pull off.

A 12-year-old with a gun, unquestionably old enough to pull a trigger, poses a threat equal to that of a full-grown adult in a similar situation," Crawford wrote.

That won't last; although San Antonio has pulled off a comeback win and a dominant blowout victory over the last two days, this team is unquestionably lesser without Ginobili in the lineup.

These moments matter to the act of sex as much as the sex itself, and though Cibele doesn't show any nudity, it's unquestionably about love and intimacy, and pulls it off in the most natural way imaginable.

"If we were suddenly to pull out, there would be unquestionably a security vacuum that would not only put lives at risk and cause a loss of life but would also be a setback for the political process," he said.

The campaign's lawyer, James Gaughran, wrote to Cablevision asking that it pull the ad because it is "unquestionably misleading to voters and harmful to the public interest".

But he's unquestionably larger than life, and always threatening to pull us all toward him by the force of his gravity.

For the unquestionably weakest symphony, you need an especially strong team to pull it off.

Depending on which candidate you're pulling for, your first and obvious thoughts might be the media is unquestionably biased for Clinton or that young Sanders' supporters are brigading the online polls.