unquestionable

How To Use unquestionable In A Sentence

• Barnard concluded by stating that any man who engaged his conscience in scriptural study would come to the unquestionable conclusion that Jesus Christ was the messiah.
• (When the referee is biased, there is a serious problem and the result is unquestionable unfairness.) The Volokh Conspiracy » How Jonathan Adler Gets It Wrong, and Soccer Gets It Right:
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• Is the evidence genuine and of unquestionable origin?
• Thus in the very first attempt to repeat something heard there exists an unquestionable advance in brain development; and the first successful attempt of this kind proves not merely the augmented functional ability of the articulatory apparatus and of the sound-center, and the practicability of the impressive paths that lead from the ear to the sound-center -- it proves, above all, the establishment of intercentral routes that lead from the sound-center and the syllable-center to the motorium. The Mind of the Child, Part II The Development of the Intellect, International Education Series Edited By William T. Harris, Volume IX.
• That someone will benefit is unquestionable, but whether it will be Montserrat depends largely on this response.
• Over and above his unquestionable technical virtuosity, there are two areas of his work in which Freud can be said to have opened up new ground. The Times Literary Supplement
• This unquestionable carbohydrate malabsorption, leads to a pronounced change in colonic function and metabolism by stimulating bacterial proliferation.
• His work rate had always been good, his commitment undoubted and his character unquestionable.
• Mentally competent disabled people have an unquestionable right to be enabled to commit legal acts. Times, Sunday Times