Sentence examples for unquestionably wrong from inspiring English sources

The anti-Jewish backlash follows, as Jews are perceived as supporting action that is patently and unquestionably wrong.

It’s unquestionably wrong for corporate directors to use the media to vent their disapproval of, or disagreement with, various corporate initiatives.

It's unquestionably wrong that a family would unfairly lose out on buying a home or refinancing a loan at any time, but especially at a time when they need it most.

It is a noble idea and would unquestionably attract the wrong people.

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.

There is a link, unquestionably.

We tend to accept as reasonable the paradigm of the purely good and the unquestionably evil: that right is right, wrong is wrong, and never the twain shall meet.

Anyone watching Ryland and his amazing family in this 5 minute video would know unquestionably that this is simply wrong and damaging!

If freedom is a paramount absolute, then restrictions on it are by definition wrong -- absolutely and unquestionably.

Unquestionably so.

The notion that "I'm not doing anything wrong, so why should I care," is unquestionably inappropriate in this instance.