Sentence examples for unquestionably up from inspiring English sources

"This is about the big fellas, and this game will be decided unquestionably up front".

David Finckel, the cellist of the Emerson String Quartet, regards Meyer as "unquestionably up there with the great players on any instrument".

In 2005, the Church of England noted in a pamphlet entitled Sharing God's Earth, "There is one school of thought that proposes that this day is nearly upon us, for the Earth is unquestionably warming up, and that Christians must do what they can to speed up the process by burning as many fossil fuels as possible.

Although by any international comparison it is exceptionally good value for money, the health service unquestionably soaks up huge amounts of public money.

Despite the absence of sudden and dramatic symptoms, anyone who handles such materials is unquestionably storing up toxic materials in his body.

I wear rubber shoes (garden centers water in the morning), and while my garden is unquestionably full up, when I'm standing there at start of daybreak, with the fresh damp earth and spring all around, I want one of everything.

Barack Obama was unquestionably toughened up by Hillary's campaign.

Planet Bollywood's Atta Khan rated it 9 out of 10, noting that the soundtrack "unquestionably lives up to all expectations".

(And it's always more dire for the working class, who unquestionably make up the majority of any developed capitalist economy).

Leslie Keno echoed him: "Queen Anne and Chippendale will always be sought after, but Federal and Neoclassical pieces of furniture are, unquestionably, an up-and-coming collecting area, and Empire furniture is pretty affordable".

"British cycling is unquestionably on the up," beams Tom Hennessy.