Sentence examples for unquestionably said from inspiring English sources

"Unquestionably," said Petraeus.

"Unquestionably," said Peter Brown, whose family now lives year round on Pot Island, where he has spent summers since 1961.

"If everything turns around quickly, we're going to lose money, unquestionably," said David Kavanagh, president of Grant Park Funds, which has just under $1 billion in a managed futures strategy.

"This does have an impact on the fitness of these adults to raise this child, unquestionably," said Bernard Perlmutter, a professor and expert in family law at the University of Miami.

Unquestionably, said the "anti-Stratfordians", as they came to be known, the recorded life of the man called Shakespeare could not possibly yield the astonishing universality and dazzling invention of the canon.

"These trucks are unquestionably green," said Rocco DiRico, a deputy commissioner in the Sanitation Department.

The answer is unquestionably no," said Christopher Dupont, a lawyer in Phoenix who has served as a consultant in death penalty cases in several states, including California and Nevada.

"His legacy will be the universality of the game being taken to new territories and becoming the world's No. 1 sport, unquestionably," Champagne said.

A young, white Trayvon Martin would unquestionably be said to have behaved reasonably, while it is unimaginable that a militant, black George Zimmerman would not be viewed as the legal aggressor, and thus guilty of at least manslaughter.

"If the question is, 'Does New York get what it needs from the administration?' the answer is unquestionably yes," said Mr. Lehane, who was Mr. Cuomo's counselor at the department.

"Our third-quarter result was unquestionably disappointing," said UBS chief executive, Marcel Rohner.