Sentence examples for unquestionably that from inspiring English sources

"Unquestionably that was over the limit.

Just as they would do later with climate change denials, the American Petroleum Institute countered with the claim that "the mass of evidence proves unquestionably that lead isn't a significant factor in air pollution and represents no public health problem in any way".

But when pressed, Mr. Fleischer added, "The history of Iraq is unquestionably that they lie".

A part of it was unquestionably that I didn't grasp my sexuality.

But for years, a biologist in Canada named Alexandra Morton — regarded by some as a visionary Cassandra, by others as a misguided prophet of doom — has said definitively and unquestionably that they are wrong.

FTIR data showed unquestionably that the rate of reaction is slower at the surface of the pores with respect to the polymerization at the core of nanochannels.

His response was swift and unquestionably clear: "That should have been the very first thing you told me… Times are changing and I wish you luck finding someone else".

One decision maker described this predicament: The public can be important, unquestionably, because that's really the only way one can put social context around how taxpayers' dollars get spent.

NAFTA, the unquestionably good deal that has driven down prices on virtually all consumer goods – that's gone.

In almost all the literature on norms, it is unquestionably assumed that norms elicit conformity, and that there is a strong correlation between people's normative beliefs and their behavior.

"Unquestionably, without doubt, that gave me hope," he said.