Sentence examples for unquestionably transformed from inspiring English sources
It has less than a one-per-cent share of the American grocery market, yet it has unquestionably transformed the way Americans produce, buy, and eat food.
Putin has unquestionably transformed the country, righting it, to a degree, after its perilous stagger through the 1990s, when chaos, crime and corruption raged, but he has done so by creating an authoritarian system that is only nominally democratic (in that Russia still holds elections, as the Soviet Union did).
Both became one of the many lasting institutions from a franchise that unquestionably transformed American popular culture.
Here on the volatile Sunni-dominated west bank of the Tigris River, religious Shiite leaders and their militias have unquestionably consolidated control, transforming Kadhimiya into what could be a model for much of Baghdad if the Shiites have their way.
But Ledger's third Venice appearance transformed his image, gave him his first and, tragically, his only unquestionably great role and served definitive notice of a major-league talent.
By the time he died in 1976, Mao unquestionably achieved his aim of transforming China with communism: State-owned enterprises made up 77.6% of the economy, and collectives owned everything else.
Unquestionably, for America to survive such a catastrophe will require a very painful, multi-layered program of immediate-term, short-term, mid-term and long-term fixes that will change our society and transform it off oil.
Titillating, unquestionably.
