Sentence examples for unquestionably successful from inspiring English sources

The result is unquestionably successful, protecting the character of a great song without introducing unnecessary decoration or clutter.

While Hazard has hit the ground, running the show, it is tempting to suggest that the rigid, if unquestionably successful, method imposed by José Mourinho, the coach from 2004 to 2007, is finally petering out.

They are unquestionably successful at balancing work and family, but they readily concede that their situation is unique.

Unquestionably successful as an effort to encourage an inclusive, multilevel national conversation, FOBGAPT is the latest in a series of events that, over the past year or so, have begun crystalizing increasingly common foreboding about the system's flaws into attempts at action.

Historian Francis Jennings concluded that the attempt was "unquestionably successful and effective" and inflicted great damage to the Native Americans.

And while their videos have been unquestionably successful in terms of raising awareness (1.2 million videos uploaded) and funds ($13.3 million contributed) on behalf of an intractable disease, they have overlooked the most important message of all: vote.

That's an amazing amount of restraint (and selflessness, even) for Trump to show for what is unquestionably a successful military campaign.

For the past two seasons, unquestionably his most successful, he says that Neophitou has "very much influenced me, along with Scarlett [Johansson].

Sundhage's tenure has unquestionably been a successful one, though the United States failed to win the Women's World Cup with her at the helm.

The last horse is unquestionably the most successful of the group, perhaps because the artist is by now certain of his or her inspiration.

Himmler, with Hedin's blessing, sent a wholly unexpected, inordinately successful and unquestionably horrible Nazi mission to Tibet in 1938, to investigate some of the wilder and more intriguing claims of Nazi prehistory.