undoubtedly

Examples of undoubted

undoubted
But the concept of equivocation is of undoubted relevance to the dramatic meaning of this first passage, as well as its musical meaning.
It is an undoubted fact that caesarean section has saved the lives of babies.
While there is undoubted value in different perspectives on the issues, the book ultimately lacks coherence, as issues are not tackled in a structured way.
In this area undoubted transiens forms were present before the appearance of swarms within several hundred miles.
Most specifically, it will be suggested that such benches drew a sizeable proportion of their undoubted symbolic importance from their location within the church.
This musical satisfaction would appear to compensate for most of their undoubted problems.
Despite the undoubted value of this study, there are some weaknesses to which attention must be drawn.
No undoubted examples of autosomal monosomies are known among live births, but partial trisomies and partial monosomies due to structural anomalies of autosomes are known.
Times may have changed and academic orientations might waver but the book's undoubted strengths demand taking seriously.
But roadside buildings have one undoubted virtue: they are built quickly, cheaply and efficiently.
Rather than what sometimes seems like a list of numbers interspersed by puns, one would like to see their undoubted analytical powers deployed more vigorously.
The music reflects the undoubted talent of the author and his gift for melody is a sign of originality.
Yarmouth indicated his irritation that people other than his chosen candidates, who were 'persons of undoubted loyalty ', were being canvassed.
And now the workmen requested the return of their ' undoubted rights ', the knowledge of which they had only recently been made fully aware.
It also sustains them through the undoubted stresses of their work.
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