Sentence examples for unquestionably striking from inspiring English sources
They're unquestionably striking, and I agree with everything Ben Cosgrove said on the LIFE magazine site (where they know quite a bit about awesome retro aerospace photos, I'd imagine) about why that's the case, but for me, the two most immediate sensations when I saw those photographs were of liminality and fragility.
Reggie Turner, an education and labor law attorney in Detroit who previously served on the Michigan state board of education, told the Guardian a sickout on the scale of what happened on Monday is unquestionably a strike.
And yet, the subtext of both tracks strikes me as unquestionably conservative.
Congressman may be out of town, but a similar debate is already hotting up, with Republican representative Justin Amash tweeting today that a US strike against Syria without Congressional authority would be "unquestionably unconstitutional": Justin Amash (@repjustinamash) Unquestionably unconstitutional & illegal for Pres to strike #Syria w/o congressional auth.
Authentic or not, Canada is unquestionably, a cheaper place to make movies than New York, and "Rudy!" has struck a new nerve in an old debate.
For President Obama to strike Syria without seeking Congressional authorization, Mr. Amash warned on Twitter, would be "unquestionably unconstitutional and illegal".
But it strikes me as equally important to try and coordinate policy approaches to what is unquestionably a global downturn.
The present danger is that disease and starvation will strike the thousands marooned on islands in the middle of seas of pollution.The early-warning system along the rivers has unquestionably saved thousands of lives.
They were unquestionably stupid.
