Sentence examples for unquestionably vital from inspiring English sources
The sense of taste enables animals to prefer the edible and avoid the non-nutritious or toxic, an unquestionably vital faculty.
These commitments are, unquestionably, a vital starting point in the battle against inequality.
Unquestionably he played a vital role in the last three of the Bulls' six NBA titles during the Jordan dynasty of the 1990s.
No politician can compel the commission to commit institutional suicide, but the repeated cheap shots directed gratuitously at the commission in recent days have unquestionably damaged it and put at risk its vital and generally unsung work of providing access to justice for those who cannot afford heads of communication or celebrity lawyers to speak for them.
That cut him off from vital political intelligence.Remaining outside the euro, while unquestionably a blessing for the economy, has also contributed to Britain's separateness.
What is vital is that the Foxes do not allow the setback - and it was unquestionably a painful one - to affect them".
At Rensselaer, we expect our graduates to gather one more piece of vital information from our Colloquy: that the first step towards building a more resilient world is, unquestionably, a conversation.
"Unquestionably," he says unhesitatingly.
They were unquestionably stupid.
