Sentence examples for unquestionably sound from inspiring English sources

Helping people who'd escaped from a brutal civil war seemed an unquestionably sound thing to do – and Germans embraced their role as moral leaders of the western world.

Even so, this is unquestionably a sound move.

A semblance of the Vienna sound unquestionably remains, even if it has faded with time.

Over the last five years, both Skrillex's work and overground electronic music at large have moved far past the blocky brilliance of "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites," but both would sound unquestionably different if it never existed.

For instance, here's a sentence which sounds unquestionably correct to us all: "Daddy Warbucks asked Mary to dinner".However, doubts and mistakes mysteriously slip in when an additional person is included by use of a pronoun, as for example here: "Daddy Warbucks asked Mary and I to dinner".

Though still far from great, the sound was unquestionably mellower and more blended here.

He called the research "sound, definitive and unquestionably fit for use in the courtroom".

For all that may sound unfair, it is unquestionably the reality.

Unquestionably, more well-conceived services backed by sound research will be needed to meet their collective needs.

He described the album's sound as "muscular" and "anthemic ... unquestionably populist, yet the closest Third Day has come to replicating the Southern-fried goodness of Time".

Although Mr. Kremer could unquestionably fill Carnegie (in both senses: with patrons and with his powerful, well-projected violin sound), the chapel is a far better place to hear this music.