Sentence examples for would be indubitably from inspiring English sources

Though it would be indubitably cool to find a hidden connection between schoolgirl talk of the 1880s and later hipster slang, my best guess is that Mollie was describing her future husband with the older "cool, calm and collected" nuance.

Thus, causality cannot be indubitably claimed.

Since the energy associated to this peak is too large to be indubitably assigned to a particular electronic transition, the nature of the peak is still inconclusive.

Be indubitably good for an entire day.

Which raises the question of what the indubitably one-nation Macmillan would be doing in 2010 if he were in the shoes of the probably one-nation David Cameron.

This mechanism, if existing, would be experimentally difficult to unravel, given the major role that sorting indubitably plays.

The food was eclectic — I had a delicious rare tuna, and Pino shocked Paola by ordering a hamburger — but the terrible state of fear was indubitably Italian (Mets fans would understand the disillusionment), coming on top of the 3-0 humiliation by the Netherlands in the opener.

"I'd be a criminal indubitably, or some manner of sociopath.

That is indubitably right.

And the cover page is indubitably terrifying.

Barça is indubitably that team today.