Meanings of unquestionably good in English

They'll also forget the few unquestionably good things Robert Mugabe did.

The sister is a modest and unquestionably good, self-supporting, young woman.

Furthermore, the young man was unquestionably good to look at.

That's unquestionably good for the country, whatever the next act of the drama may be.

A perusal of the documents will show that, while Seward's suggestions were unquestionably good, Lincoln's finished product was far better.

The advice was unquestionably good, but Lally neglected it, and remained in front of Vandivash until the English were seen approaching.

The British left is currently secluded in a comfort zone where the proper "values" are unquestionably good and moral superiority is all.

Yet let one of these cadets be late at dinner formation, without an unquestionably good excuse, and he must pay the penalty in demerits.

Whatever chapters you think are unquestionably good, we will retain of course, so they can go into a prospectus as well one time as another.

The suggestion made by "a senior UK cabinet minister" that Britain would enter EMU shortly after it commences is unquestionably good news for Ireland.

"It is very good,-unquestionablygood," said Mrs. Dobbs Broughton.