Sentence examples for unquestioned that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Shakespeare's literary and cultural authority is now so unquestioned that it has taken on an aura of historical inevitability and has enshrined the figure of the solitary author as the standard bearer of literary production.

"It is unquestioned that the intentions of this bill are noble," Mr. Doctoroff said as dozens of supporters of the proposal waved placards from their seats in the Council chamber.

"This scheme involves the grant of state aid directly and predominantly to the coffers of private, religious schools, and it is unquestioned that these institutions incorporate religious concepts, motives and themes into all facets of their educational planning," wrote Judge Clay, a 1997 Clinton appointee who was joined in the opinion by a 1991 Bush appointee, Judge Eugene E. Siler.

It is unquestioned that states traditionally have jurisdiction over matters of family law.

However, it is unquestioned that Cyanobacteria are present in the analyzed fecal sample.

Not too long ago, it was all but unquestioned that, in cases like these, civic obligation trumped religious expression.

What is unquestioned is that Notre Dame took a 12-6 second-half leandand held on — even with Army at the 1 as the game ended — before 78,188 roaring fans.

It is simply a bonus that his allegiance is unquestioned and that his release by Liverpool 17 years ago sparked a mission to prove people wrong, one that has not slowed with Championship, Premier League or even international recognition.

That's the world of entertainment at its worst — the expression and reinforcement of prejudices so common as to pass unquestioned, of spectacles that, far from being absent of content, convey it all the more surreptitiously and potently.

This is the destruction of the previously unquestioned assumption that TV programmes were all made for, and shown on, TV.

Whatever the fine points of disgust, its power to affect behavior is unquestioned, and that power ought to be put to good use, Dr. Curtis said.