Sentence examples for unquestionably understood from inspiring English sources

Respondent places great weight on this first congressional action, arguing that it proves that "Congress thus unquestionably understood that it had authority to apply a new, more favorable copyright term to existing works". Brief for Respondent 12-13.

Accordingly, this Court should be especially wary of relying on Congress' creation of a new system to support the proposition that Congress unquestionably understood that it had constitutional authority to extend existing copyrights.

[n5] Senator Keith unquestionably understood "academic freedom" to mean "freedom from indoctrination". See id. at E-36 (purpose of bill is "to protect academic freedom by providing student choice"); id. at E-283 (purpose of bill is to protect "academic freedom" by giving students a "choice," rather than subjecting them to "indoctrination on origins").

He was unquestionably a comic genius who understood ad-libbing better than anyone.

Although the desire of the late-medieval rulers to tax the wealth of their clergy has been defended and can perhaps be understood, the practice was unquestionably contrary to the canon law (ecclesiastical law) of the time.

To say that the biblical texts unquestionably condemn LGBT relationships as we understood them today is anachronistic at best, and dishonest at worst.

The science of the sucker fish is still not well understood, and the coho salmon downstream are unquestionably under pressure.

He never seems to have understood that his bids to set up alternative, small-scale workshops making things that were unquestionably luxuries would not threaten capitalism at all, but give ideas to entrepreneurs.

American frontier law turned this on its head through the doctrine of "prior appropriation" (sometimes colloquially understood as "first in time, first in right") but conveniently ignored the rights of native peoples who were unquestionably here first.

Further studies designed to understand their function will unquestionably bring new insights into our understanding of these complex human disorders.

Amid the excitement of what is, unquestionably, a magnificent achievement by any measure, O'Neill understands this elevation has been the culmination of over three years' work.