Pence in particular is an unquestionable opponent of LGBTQ rights.
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Sparta required unquestionable primacy, Athens an equal position to Sparta's.
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It is unquestionable, it can't be falsified, and it's reaffirming.
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The app is an unquestionable breakout success around the world.
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That Rivers earned a place on that chart is unquestionable.
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For those who can appreciate it, this is an unquestionable masterpiece.
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That screens have this effect on people seems unquestionable, these days.
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It has evolved into unquestionable fact on right-wing social media.
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Her commitment to public service and love of country was unquestionable.
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In the face of unquestionable evidence, sometimes bipartisanship isn't so hard.
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The danger that trans people face just by existing is unquestionable.
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He is no longer the sure All-Star, the unquestionable ace.
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Schilt took an unquestionable decision victory and was on to the final.
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Another example of his unquestionable savvy—one of many throughout his career.
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Nod quietly, nod respectfully, and accept that unquestionable genius does sometimes happen.
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Diane raises his unquestionable negative effect on Sarah Lynn as proof he's wrong.
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Lately, certain TV scenes stay with you thanks to their abject, unquestionable horror.
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Weld's integrity and respect for the rule of law have always been unquestionable.
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"It's really unquestionable she has a mental illness," her lawyer, Bryan Konoski, said.
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"He is a man of high character and unquestionable integrity," the statement said.
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Barack Obama considered a two-state solution the unquestionable bedrock of Washington's approach.
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Jennifer Blagg, one of the attorneys handling Van Dyke's appeal, said Monday the request to the Illinois Supreme Court "is an extraordinary remedy" that is only appropriate when there is an unquestionable fact or when an unquestionable law wasn't applied.
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But the unquestionable winner of the "...But Why?" award for 2018 is Cody Garbrandt.
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The enemy's identity had to be obvious and the threat had to be unquestionable.
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Jerusalem is the unquestionable capital of Israel and should be fully recognized as such.
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Baby Yoda has been the unquestionable viral sensation of the new hit television show.
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Doug Ducey (R) called the crash an "unquestionable failure" to meet public safety expectations.
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Meanwhile their British counterparts have long treated the vote to leave the EU as unquestionable.
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"It's really unquestionable she has a mental illness," her lawyer, Bryan Konoski, told the paper.
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This is an unquestionable R, for everything from full-frontal nudity to buckets of blood.
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But we also must not overlook the unquestionable parallel and promising reality that's being formed.
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He addressed other members' "unquestionable loyalty" to the President despite his unprecedented behavior and actions.
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Besides Mr. Gulen's unquestionable authority, another key feature of the movement is its cultish hierarchy.
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WINNER: Kirkland Signature's Nature's Path granola was the unquestionable winner here, from ingredients to flavor.
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" On its face, this authority appears unquestionable, and the Supreme Court has called it "unlimited.
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Another unquestionable reality is that Brexit has made the United Kingdom a more divided society.
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And in the literary realm it's unquestionable that refugees, once here, often make major contributions.
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The delightfully greasy linoleum sparkling, as sickly fluorescent light dances about with unquestionable beauty and elegance.
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"The drinking water is of unquestionable quality," the agency said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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" According to Pandora, the lyrics, production, and music evoke "the positive force of this unquestionable love.
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I do this by finding tiny moments of unquestionable joy and holding on to them tight.
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That it did so in a way that ill served some of those involved is unquestionable.
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"Rakhmat Akilov's sympathies for I.S. are unquestionable," he added, using the initials for the Islamic State.
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"His talent is unquestionable, one of the best in the history of our sport," he said.
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The police officer noticed, and all pretense of the officer's unquestionable authority vanished in an instant.
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His heroic sacrifice for his country and dedicated service to his constituents are unquestionable and unmatched.
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The incident that took place on March 18 is an unquestionable failure to comply with this expectation.
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But what is unquestionable is that all us shoppers are in for a lot of soul-searching.
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"I know him [Fersen] intimately, and think him a man of unquestionable honour and veracity," Craufurd wrote.
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The U.K. Police Federation has described Trump's visit as putting "unquestionable pressure" on the country's police forces.
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The attack has also shown the challenge of attributing with unquestionable evidence an attack to one country.
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"His work ethic was unquestionable," said Jeff Koinange, a local broadcaster who was close friends with Collymore.
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He acknowledged that the unquestionable authority of the security apparatus puts Chinese academics in an awkward position.
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Their love for this country is unquestionable, and the dignity with which they serve us is admirable.
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But when these unreal times meet the unquestionable fact of death, what becomes of those we've lost?
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Good Trouble, seemingly knowing exactly what the denizens of Twitter want, debuts Centineo as an unquestionable romantic lead.
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But while there's been an unquestionable thinning of the herd, the devoted few still continue to move devices.
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My physical attraction to women and their bodies was unquestionable, but these were not compatible baby making organs.
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But what is absolutely unquestionable is that when the federal government spends domestically, it benefits the American economy.
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They might not be wild about big business, but they have unquestionable power in one arena: as consumers.
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"The incident that took place on March 18 is an unquestionable failure to comply with this expectation," Gov.
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One unquestionable virtue of "Everybody Knows" is how vividly it underscores what Iran does for the director's imagination.
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Maybe it's time to ask some impertinent questions about formerly unquestionable aspirations, such as comfort, wealth, and power.
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Wearing his Army uniform (and patriotism on his sleeve), and with unquestionable charisma, North gave a remarkable performance.
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But what is absolutely unquestionable is that Russia's intervention in the election created chaos in the US political system.
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Her skill as a parliamentarian is unquestionable, as when she shepherded the Affordable Care Act through a fractious Congress.
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More importantly, the consensus among law enforcement and beyond is that Bob Mueller is a man of unquestionable integrity.
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His demands from companies have unquestionable merit, but they are also making businesses think twice about operating in Tanzania.
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But even though he didn't make a decision to charge, it seems unquestionable that he discovered some bad conduct.
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I want people to recognize and acknowledge the unquestionable contributions of my — better yet — our ancestors to this country.
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I was jealous of my husband's quiet, unquestionable love for the baby even as I struggled to remain unmoved.
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CNN: In an age where it seems like political candidates can survive almost anything, are there any unquestionable dealbreakers?
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Public schoolteachers have 403(b)'s too, even if many of them are of questionable quality and unquestionable complexity.
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Because of this, when the young boy fell into Harambe's habitat, the situation became one of immediate and unquestionable urgency.
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Ducey called the incident an "unquestionable failure to comply" with Arizona's expectations of prioritizing public safety when testing autonomous cars.
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" Shulkin said it was an honor to serve the president-elect and called his commitment to caring for veterans "unquestionable.
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Not only does everyone in the film care passionately about art, but the art itself exerts an undeniable, unquestionable influence.
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This is Sharp Objects' way of confirming Amma's unquestionable serial killer signature: turning her prey into ladylike life-sized dolls.
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"The United States and our allies have the demonstrated capabilities and unquestionable commitment to defend ourselves from attack," he added.
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In the final moments of the episode, Insatiable raises Patty to the role of unquestionable and out-of-control villain.
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Lewis is seen by many as the "soul" of the House Democratic Caucus, a figure of unquestionable integrity and courage.
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Such unquestionable success make the Fifty Shades soundtracks a huge opportunity for both globally successful artists and relatively unknown newcomers.
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A quarter of century after its release, the game's legacy is unquestionable — but it could always use a few new levels.
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So again, you have this sort of political crossfire over what was an unquestionable tragedy, journalists gunned down in their workplace.
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The UN report demands radical change, but all encapsulated within a seemingly unquestionable assumption: that economic growth will and must continue.
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By the numbers: There's unquestionable evidence that the duopoly's dominance has created a media economy that is unsustainable for news publishers.
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The warming trend is unquestionable, even though winter (as Republicans are consistently pleased to point out) still comes around each year.
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His ideas may be unworkable, according to some foreign policy experts in both parties, but his message has unquestionable political power.
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It is unquestionable that "moonshots" capture peoples' imaginations, and they certainly have their place in any conversation on next generation energy.
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PRODUCTIVITY, IT'S UNQUESTIONABLE, IS MUCH HIGHER THAN IN MANY PUBLIC COMPANIES SO THE REASON FOR THAT IS THAT THERE IS ACCOUNTABILITY.
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There's also an unquestionable need for new investment as major economies look towards more sustainable sources of energy, alongside investor appetite.
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"The United States and our allies have the demonstrated capabilities and unquestionable commitment to defend ourselves from an attack," he wrote.
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Hass said he reached the "unquestionable conclusion" that he must seek the death penalty for Xaver after analyzing all the evidence.
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TO THE OUTSIDER Latin America has long appeared to form an unquestionable part of the zone of influence of the United States.
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While the power inside is unquestionable, Microsoft's focus on hardware specs isn't matched with launch titles that really show off 4K gaming.
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The unquestionable highlight of Part 2 is the animation that walks away while its head stays still, its neck stretching like taffy.
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There is at least one area in which the answer seems to be yes: the United States' once-unquestionable loyalty to Israel.
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It led to a lifelong friendship with Versace, changed the face of modern technology, and cemented J.Lo as an unquestionable cultural icon.
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"Sochi is perceived as an unquestionable success," said Aleksei Makarkin, deputy head of the Center for Political Technologies, a Moscow research organization.
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It is unquestionable that poorly managed trophy hunting can negatively impact lion populations, and it is imperative that hunting is well managed.
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We, as a party, have to offer voters a clear and unquestionable difference come November when it comes to these important issues.
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"The long-term economic potential of South Africa is unquestionable," Colin Coleman, Goldman CEO of sub-Saharan Africa, said in a statement.
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Mr. Mueller is a man of unquestionable integrity, great ability and a keen understanding of how investigations and prosecutions should be handled.
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It led to a lifelong friendship with Versace, changed the face of modern technology, and cemented J.Lo as an unquestionable cultural icon.
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" Mattis's full statement: "The United States and our allies have the demonstrated capabilities and unquestionable commitment to defend ourselves from an attack.
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Though both later starred in hokey feature films of questionable quality, their contributions to the emergence of their respective genres is unquestionable.
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Shaw's technical prowess as a sculptor is unquestionable, and his works can be emotionally provocative, but what do we walk away with?
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There are some unquestionable winners; Transparent and House of Cards won multiple Emmys and helped establish their respective services as actual entertainment players.
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Yet, there has been one unquestionable breakout star from the world of traditional, core four TV, and his name is Sterling K. Brown.
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The referendum result, now treated as a sacred unquestionable in Westminster, is only as durable and binding as the political reality it expresses.
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Over the last decade, both women have proven they have unquestionable superstar cred and talent; the kind you can build award shows around.
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You guessed right, racist—all questions with conclusions that seem pretty damn unquestionable (and unnecessary) seated next to my black-as-hell experience.
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"Russia is an unquestionable hegemon in the Black Sea, especially now that Turkey has effectively dropped out of the game," Mr. Pukhov said.
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It was not enough to outrank their classmates by a few decimal points; it had to be clear and unquestionable who was best.
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Her own look was grander than Mr. Klein's trademark minimalism; what she could offer, however, were contacts and a sense of unquestionable chic.
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"The unquestionable strength of digital archaeology is its capability to save a site's knowledge and memory," Iconem co-founder Yves Ubelmann told Hyperallergic.
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It's gotten to the point where the power and dominance of these companies seem inevitable, and the wisdom of their executives and investors unquestionable.
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It's difficult to imagine someone as suspicious as a post-robbery Kim would keep someone around whom she doesn't have complete, unquestionable faith in.
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While clay and pottery have unquestionable links to women within Indigenous cultural practice, the expansiveness of gender is more clearly recognized within these communities.
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But if the chairman systematically under-stated his compensation for five years by half, as Nissan alleges, it would be an unquestionable sacking offence.
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Whatever does happen in the legislative elections, it is unquestionable that Macron won the presidency in part because of the idiosyncratic French electoral system.
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It's unquestionable that the launch of Coolest has largely been a disaster, but no one should be getting threatened or doxxed over a cooler.
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It is unquestionable that expanded trade has vastly increased the supply of goods and services and has thus contributed to lower costs for consumers.
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"We, as a party, have to offer voters a clear and unquestionable difference come November when it comes to these important issues," they wrote.
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The relentless Republican assault on unions in the industrial belt states during the first half of this decade was an unquestionable success, politically speaking.
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And the military establishment that has so obviously shown its hand in propping him up is losing a reverence it once thought was unquestionable.
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Then there's sewa choco ("respect" chocolate), given to one's superiors and, finally, Jibun choco, the only unquestionable chocolate; women buy it just for themselves.
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But he works with such confidence and imagination that he's still able to give them the unquestionable reality of facts revealed in a dream.
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Research is starting to accumulate about whether or not readers are swayed by fact checks, but it's unquestionable that the public is reading them.
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Whether we like it or not, the only unquestionable qualification for any cabinet secretary is a close relationship with and nomination by the president.
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Having worked for more than 50 years designing, operating and researching poverty programs, it is unquestionable that work is the best solution to poverty.
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While the economic need to add workers to our population is unquestionable, the two potential sources of workers do carry different costs and considerations.
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Old martial arts are much like religions (and don't get Thornton started on religion) in that they revolve around a set of unquestionable rules.
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There are a handful of bad episodes in there, but for season after season, it was unquestionable that the show was among TV's best.
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"It's unquestionable that there are some folks who are at higher risk of being really, really harmed by the practice of solitary confinement," Fettig said.
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Ng and Thrun have been evangelizing AI for years, so it will be interesting to hear their take on the unquestionable prominence of deep learning.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android The unquestionable highlight of Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards was the fire-starting performance from Beyoncé.
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Yet again, a tiny boy sits in a rocking chair, covered in his dead caretaker's blood, his cherubic face hiding the unquestionable malevolence lurking inside.
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The couple's official reunion drives this point home when Mindy and Danny literally kiss and make up to close the series with their unquestionable chemistry.
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The milestone marked Woods' first win since the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational in 2013 and his 80th PGA win, reminding fans of his once unquestionable dominance.
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Seems Kobe's catching Michael in the "greatest of all time" debate in China ... but there's still one area where Jordan's dominance is simply unquestionable. Zàijiàn!
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Second, the research would predict that the op-ed would trigger ego defensiveness because the letter is an unquestionable threat to the president's self-image.
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But say what you want about the show, its unquestionable popularity shows how far representations of Jewish women have come in the last 70 years.
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Biles is the unquestionable favorite to take the all-around gold in Rio, and lead the U.S. team to their second straight team gold medal.
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Hurley's ability to create unease, combined with his unquestionable talent, make "Devil's Day" a standout horror novel as well as a piece of literary art.
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The Max's creation took place in suburban Seattle among engineers and pilots of unquestionable if bland integrity, including supervising officials from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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"We, as a party, have to offer voters a clear and unquestionable difference come November when it comes to these important issues," the candidates state.
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That we need to transform the roots of our economy is unquestionable and something that must be fought for with intense social and political commitment.
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Its ultimate, unquestionable aim is to make me its dependant — it claims to aid my autonomy, but I think it just wants to defeat it.
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Perhaps the idea is to match Ensor's unquestionable oddness by displaying his sheer range of ideas and remarkable drawing skills in a variety of media.
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Following decades of pop culture consumption, viewers know that after seeing June go through these beats, the next obvious, unquestionable, step, is getting out for good.
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The Russian occupation is wrong because we just don't change borders on a whim these days, and the human rights violations of Crimean Tatars are unquestionable.
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These computers may not be bestsellers, but they are nonetheless pushing the market forward and introducing ideas that may become unquestionable staples when costs come down.
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ABOUTWISCONSIN (251-143, 214-272): Hayes and Bronson Koenig are the unquestionable leadersof the Badgers offense as they combine for more than 270 points per game.
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The President's attorneys criticize what they believe are "limitless, suspicion-free, judicially-unquestionable investigations to find 'potential conflicts of interest,'" according to one recent legal brief.
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In his departure speech, Dela Rosa lauded Duterte's for his courage to order an all-out war on drugs, and pledged his "unquestionable loyalty" to him.
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Similarly, the bravery of anyone willing to leave Earth on a rocket is unquestionable, but the exclusivity of the job will wane — slowly, certainly, but inexorably.
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I hoped that becoming a citizen would provide me a solid sense of security, an unquestionable right to live in America and participate in its democracy.
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I hoped that becoming a citizen would provide me a solid sense of security, an unquestionable right to live in America and participate in its democracy.
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Power in plausibility George Kennan and other historians have concluded the Sisson documents are "unquestionable forgeries," but this does not mean they were devoid of truth.
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The Pelicans and the Raptors were the big winners this time around, and the Kings were the unquestionable losers, but what were they, and everyone else, thinking?
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Richard told RTL that "Orange will not commit itself to a deal that would not be socially unquestionable", when asked if a deal could bring job cuts.
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" They state it with tremendous authority, as if it's some unquestionable tenet of any election discussion: "Well, we can't argue that he won it fair and square.
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As the center of the Israeli government, as well as the nation's unquestionable capital, it is absolutely imperative that this move is initiated and completed in earnest.
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Shiri, a military hardliner who was head of the air force before being picked for the crucial ministry this month, called for "unquestionable sanity on the farms".
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"The moral rationale for taking steps to end the deaths and suffering in Syria, after five years of brutal war, is evident and unquestionable," the memo reads.
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Because, if a change of governing party is supposedly the reason for the move, why fire someone like Bharara, who has an unquestionable record of non-partisanship?
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I don't mean to excuse their behavior; they made mistakes that harmed other people, and it is unquestionable that they should pay a price for those mistakes.
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And while analysts dissect the particulars of the Sanders online movement, what's unquestionable is that it exists and is a stand-in for something very real: enthusiasm.
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Mr. Trump may assert that he is immune from criminal investigations, but there is no such claim to be made about the unquestionable impeachment power of Congress.
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"Orange will not commit itself to a deal that would not be socially unquestionable", he added when asked if a future deal could lead to job cuts.
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"Both products appear to be unquestionable hits with consumers and we're optimistic about their impact on our business going forward," Woodman said in the company's earnings report.
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And whether or not you think the United States has benefited from global economic integration over the past 25 years, it's unquestionable that China has benefited more.
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Though he hasn't quite reclaimed the magic he once had, Woods remains an unquestionable fan favorite when he is on the course (aside from a hater or two).
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That none of these movies have been unquestionable hits until (maybe) Fallen Kingdom might speak to the fact that we weren't in the right mindset for them yet.
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Many people could be considered the beating heart of the series, including Gianni himself or his bereaved boyfriend Antonio D'Amico (Ricky Martin), but Donatella is its unquestionable powerhouse.
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Everything in the movie, though, depends on the chemistry — unquestionable, believable, potent in its simplicity — of Stone and Gosling as an aspiring actress and a frustrated jazz musician.
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"We hope by April the market will be in balance," Falih told reporters in New Delhi, adding that the commitment to a global supply-cutting deal was "unquestionable".
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But the road to stardom has not come easily for the 56-year-old classically trained thespian, who, despite his unquestionable talent, was nearly derailed by personal tragedy.
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With that knowledge as a baseline — the unquestionable acceptance of an uphill battle — get to the root of why you're so afraid of making changes in your life.
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While the nomination is still subject to confirmation, the process is likely to be just a formality as Lane is seen as an unquestionable authority on monetary policy.
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They showed unquestionable pride in teaching my American friends how to eat it, and it would be wildly uncivil to eat pani puri with a fork and knife.
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With his arguments, Dershowitz signaled his support for legal theories that say the president has almost unquestionable power, a view that is shared by some leading conservative figures.
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I'm aware that there's a segment of my party that anything short of complete and unquestionable loyalty to a president who belongs to my party is unacceptable and suspect.
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"Whatever they might choose to do over the next few days, nothing will change the unquestionable reality: ETA's whole project has been a resounding and emphatic failure," Rajoy said.
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It was bound to happen: Now that Apple AirPods have become an unquestionable success (just look around you), every headphone manufacturer wants a piece of the "true wireless" action.
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The existing statute also gives the FCC unquestionable legal authority to modernize the Lifeline program subsidizing low-income families' access to broadband — which Pai is already working to undermine.
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If Republicans have any chance at salvaging the reputation of their party, unquestionable support and loyalty to the president can no longer be a part of the GOP playbook.
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"I think that it's absolutely unquestionable that whoever becomes the next president has to be able to talk about all the issues that Americans are concerned about," Light said.
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But what remains unquestionable is that it lies in the interest of the US to better manage its ties with Iran so that the two countries have a functional relationship.
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At this point Gretchen is pretending she has a future with Boone, but, her unquestionable compatibility with Jimmy is showcased not by something average like them finishing each other's sentences.
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Given his long record of conspiracy-mongering, it's unquestionable that he'll deploy the many lurid stories that have long circled around the Clintons, and no doubt cook up new ones.
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Yet with the advent of reusable rockets and other technological breakthroughs in space flight, it is unquestionable that the number of rocket launches is poised to explode in coming decades.
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It was his first French Open title, and it made him the holder of all four major crowns at the same time, unifying the tennis world under his unquestionable dominion.
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But post-9/11 conservatism helped reinvent the heroic American G.I. as a bearded elite spartan, and now arrays itself around this new object of worship: merciless, unapologetic, and unquestionable.
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This would be a shame, since "the Coachella Marks have for many years enjoyed unquestionable fame as a result of the favorable general public acceptance and recognition," the lawsuit states.
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Every 15 minutes or so, a parade of waitresses holding sparklers and champagne bottles cut through the dancefloor with the unquestionable authority of ambulances screaming through crowded New York streets.
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Yet despite the store's unquestionable cultural importance, city officials never saw fit to grant landmark status to its original home, an iron-front 19th-century commercial palace on Fulton Street.
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He did not set a time frame for the tightening of the bank's ultra-loose monetary policy, but said the ECB saw signs of "unquestionable improvement" in euro zone growth.
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"These admissions demonstrate that shareholders are entitled to the records of the company's decision-making processes to investigate this unquestionable mismanagement and further instances of wrongdoing," according to Third Point's letter.
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"50 years later, the legend of Ernesto Che Guevara lives in the young people, in their unquestionable struggle for equality and liberation," Morales wrote on Twitter ahead of a scheduled speech.
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"What remains to be seen is who will be the prime minister, most likely Vucic will pick someone with a degree of authority, (good) ratings and with unquestionable loyalty," Stojiljkovic said.
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Thunberg refuses to fly, to reduce her own carbon footprint, and it's unquestionable that there are greener ways to travel than cruising in the stratosphere on two exhaust-spewing jet engines.
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"It's unquestionable that it's going to be a very, very big task ahead of us," said the 48-year-old Northern Irishman, a veteran of five Ryder Cups as a player.
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While gender of a leader should not matter to dispatching such appalling behaviors, the symbolism over the appointment of a female CEO at Silicon Valley's most toxic-bro startup is unquestionable.
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The unquestionable victor at the end of this story would always be Jonathan Byers (Charlie Heaton), the outsider and photographer also competing for Nancy's affections, albeit in a much less aggressive way.
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It's been an unquestionable economic boon, it's bolstered tourism to the state, and—due to helpful cleanup efforts by cannabis clubs—weed is starting to help Colorado get a little tidier, too.
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Even Miss Tammye, the unquestionable star of the new season, got an unexpected bathroom makeover when it turned out she only wanted help with her community center, rather than her own house.
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The unquestionable beauty of every person flitting through these video clips makes each micro-story as easy to experience and digest as an angel food cake, or an ad for CoverGirl mascara.
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Most people involved in the sport in any capacity have come to martial arts through stories about stoic warrior heroes and training that stresses the importance—and the unquestionable attainability—of mental discipline.
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If a deranged Trump fan were to get a gun and massacre Mueller's entire team on the streets of Washington, for example, Trump would have the unquestionable legal authority to pardon the killer.
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Finally, while the first big economic initiative of the Trump administration, the tax cuts, was an unquestionable boon for stocks, the focus this year has been on a trade war, especially with China.
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But it was also unquestionable that, after what seemed like an unstoppable rise in the polls last summer, Warren's candidacy had become mired down in voter fears about electability — and, inextricably, her gender.
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He did not set a set a time frame for the tightening of the bank's ultra-loose monetary policy, but said the central bank saw signs of "unquestionable improvement" in euro zone growth.
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"I've always felt those young men get put into the situation where they have amazing feet, their skill with the ball is unquestionable, but everyone forgets about the rest of the body," he said.
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But I am saying that it's a result of Ive's unquestionable influence that many companies now see good design as a far more vital component to their success than they did 30 years ago.
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"Legitimate whistle-blowers who expose unquestionable wrongdoing, whether insiders or outsiders, deserve immunity from government retribution," the source, who has still not revealed a name or nationality, said in a statement issued Thursday night.
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"We should be able to get there with a new method that encompasses establishing robust principles that seem unquestionable, without setting rhetorical preconditions but by creating new bridges between the different actors," he said.
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Draghi said the central bank saw signs of "unquestionable improvement" in euro zone growth and pointed to plans for policymakers to begin discussing possible changes to its quantitative easing (QE) program in the fall.
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Our military should be funded at a level that allows it to maintain unquestionable global dominance, including its ability to operate in multiple theaters simultaneously and to effectively counter emerging threats and challenges like cyberattacks.
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It's unquestionable ... I'm saying if you add up all of the various live streaming that we have information on so far, I don't think there is any question -- it was the largest watched inauguration ever.
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It would be comforting if these Kings were characters in a horror novel by the far more famous Stephen King; unfortunately, they are part of the unquestionable reality that the rest of us live in.
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As a reminder, the Russian military forces active in Syria enable the regime to enjoy unquestionable air superiority, giving it the total military freedom of action it needs for its indiscriminate offensives on urban areas.
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We were trained not to think about photography in terms of extraction and accumulation, but rather, in the way we are trained to think about democracy or freedom, with its dissemination considered an unquestionable good.
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"While it is unquestionable that the Constitution accords the House 'sole' power to impeach, it does not follow that this power may be exercised effectively without recognizing its practical and political limits," Mr. Garber said.
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Free video lectures are an unquestionable good, but because a small percentage of the population cannot easily hear the lecture, no one is able to hear the lecture because universities don't want to be sued.
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Malaysia's National Union of Journalists said the bill could easily be abused to stifle the media, as it would give the government "unquestionable power" to remove articles deemed prejudicial to public order or national security.
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Aesthetically, there is much wonder to behold, and Girard's exquisite taste in his practice is unquestionable, but viewed through a post-postmodern framework, there is also something to be said regarding cultural appropriation and colonialism.
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For the highest position in the land, and on the heels of our first African-American president, Democrats have nominated a woman with unquestionable qualifications and grit, with a decades-long track record fighting for women.
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The hip-hop icon's career-spanning medley was the highlight of the night, proof of the unquestionable fact that Elliott has so many hits and is so essential to the shape of the pop music landscape.
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For a time, especially in my run-up to joining the Army, my sense of the world came to resemble the duality of the least sophisticated videogames, where good and evil are clearly defined and unquestionable.
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Dittersdorf's output, considered as a whole, may fall short of the level of inspiration found in Mozart's, but there are unquestionable high points, and these are as deserving of our attention as those in Salieri's music.
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In Ducey's letter to Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, the governor called dash footage of the crash "disturbing and alarming" and claimed the event was an "unquestionable failure to comply" with his state's standards of prioritizing public safety.
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Not only was Flake expected to lose in a general election, but he could not compete against a Republican primary opponent with unquestionable conservative bona fides—ironically, the same bone fides Flake possessed before Washington changed him.
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Bravo can thank Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright for this universal social media fact, as the pair are dragging their unquestionable raw and real relationship woes in front of the camera for all of us to devour.
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Among the Democratic freshman, she is the unquestionable superstar — a Hispanic liberal activist who's never held political office and yet ousted one of the most powerful Democrats on Capitol Hill with a populist message à la Sen.
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"Donald Trump obviously has been credibly accused of harassment and abuse by literally dozens of women, and it's our view that Democrats have to offer voters a clear and unquestionable difference," Thomas told Vox at the time.
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Her reflection floats above Third Street Promenade's chichi boutiques, pop-up nurseries, and upscale coffee shops as though it were an apparition of the Indigenous people — Tongva, Chumash, Mexican — who once called this land their unquestionable home.
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But those who buy everything he says, who think he's some kind of savior or a gift from God, whose loyalty is both unquestionable and irrational, I do think they're behaving more or less like cult members.
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The entry-level MacBook is an unquestionable step up from the Air (though the loss of standard USB ports may be a pain point for some) and a definite upgrade for those still clinging to a 2012 unit.
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" He added, "I'm a Texans and Cowboys fan first, but the unquestionable success of the Super Bowl in Houston last night was a big win for our entire state and I don't want anything to mar that victory.
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But all season long, Woods has teased glimpses of his once unquestionable dominance, and it seemed it was only a matter of time until the 42-year-old icon would finally find triumph on the course once again.
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I decided to try and scope out somebody on their own, preferably with a Muse t-shirt, so that I could learn more about what might lead a person to love Muse with an enduring and unquestionable passion.
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As you do so, I would like to thank you for the wider contribution you have made to it over the last three years, and for your unquestionable personal commitment to the men and women of our Armed Forces.
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Germans want to make sure that remains an unquestionable prospect by putting their man — the current president of Germany's monetary authority — at the helm of the European Central Bank as a guardian of German public finances and people's savings.
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Loosely termed the manosphere, the movement has transformed the unquestionable cultural dominance of men into an identity based on a delusion of oppression, and even as they whine inconsolably about the identity politics they claim are ruining their lives.
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That is because it is not willing to compromise on what it considers a core value — the unquestionable and all-encompassing power of the Chinese Communist Party, the CCP, over all the territories it claims (and that includes Taiwan).
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Although the CDC isn't able to document all such cases in the U.S. (Peterson said the number of Lyme disease cases that occur each year are ten times higher than are actually reported), he said the trend is nearly unquestionable.
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When people like Trump say they want to bring a return to "law and order," they are talking about a particular kind of order from a bygone era, one in which a white man's dominance in society was an unquestionable fact.
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Although Marisol may have been somewhat forgotten in recent years, her centrality in the art world during the 1960s and well into the '80s is unquestionable, and cannot be considered anything less than a significant contribution to the history of art.
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By now, it should be well-trod territory and an unquestionable fact that the ladies of the Kardashian-Jenner family are unparalleled in their ability to sell any number of diverse products, from denim to phone cases to honey-based skincare.
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While it's unquestionable that the 2018 class of old school death metal acolytes has been a high-water mark, the reason why the past few years have been so good to this style of music is more open to interpretation.
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Here, though the lawyers are given the unquestionable luster of heroism, there is something beautiful about the way Edgerton slumps in his chair as a young Cohen tries to convince him to get arrested again for a strategic legal reason.
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So, unsurprisingly, we are revisiting that ultimately destabilizing face-off that the SDI instigated all those years ago -- but this time with a multiplicity of nuclear forces arrayed against the American military with little of unquestionable reliability to defend the homeland.
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Regardless of one's thoughts about whether the U.S. should engage in war or use force, it is unquestionable that the global, permanent armed conflict paradigm - that two presidents have now justified under the AUMF - carries massive potential for human rights violations.
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Even if people rag on Avenatti's TV ubiquity, it's unquestionable that the aggressive media and legal posture has put Trump and Cohen off balance and forced a series of major errors that are now baked into the legal process going forward.
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The high levels of skill, soul, discipline, mastery of materials, and generational knowledge at play in their making is unquestionable, and I cannot fault the Dikers for being sincerely drawn to collect and celebrate these items for their aesthetic qualities.
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From obscurity to top tier The unquestionable turning point for Buttigieg was his first CNN town hall in March 22008, where the former Rhodes Scholar and Afghanistan veteran introduced himself to the nation as the candidate from the next generation.
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Photograph by Christaan Felber for The New Yorker In a year of political astonishments, an unlikely turn in the Presidential campaign emerged in late January, when polls began to suggest that Hillary Clinton was not the unquestionable choice of black voters.
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Parlaying the strong economy into a lot of drama that will eventually allow Trump to claim some kind of victory is extremely Trumpy in the sense that it displays his unquestionable genius for making himself the center of attention at all times.
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The theory that structuring economic policy to cater to the whims of financial elites will boost growth may or may not be true, but doing it unquestionable funnels more money into the pockets of the donor class that drives Republican tax policy.
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But the reinvigorated U.S.-Israeli relationship of the Trump era has yielded unquestionable dividends for Israel, most prominent among them the formal transfer of the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem last year, and President Trump's recent recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate's decision to impose new sanctions on Iran is an "unquestionable" violation of a nuclear deal reached in 2015 between Tehran and six major powers including the United States, Iranian media quoted a senior Iranian official as saying.
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It moved away from a love story built on the unshakable, unquestionable belief that women belonged to men and that was all there was to it — and toward a love story that could at least gesture at valuing women's agency and independent worth.
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Make sure you're well stocked—the usuals in the way of fruit juice, cigs and Doritos—and settle in for a rollicking day of naps, daytime TV and the rich, ripe, unquestionable stench of two bodies that have remained bed-bound for 20 hours.
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Maybe someone like Common would've wound up a movie star and racked up number one albums without the boost he got from appearing on Chappelle's Show, but it's unquestionable that the success of the latter proved that it was possible to blow up without compromise.
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But whether you believe they will save us all or they're the worst workers in the history of the world, the unquestionable truth is that millennials — the oldest of whom are now in their mid-22016s — are rapidly taking over in the leadership ranks.
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It's unquestionable that this year's Kincade fire grew with such disastrous rapidity because of the climate: When the fires started, our air was so devoid of moisture it was on a par with Antarctica's, and parts of the Bay Area have experienced hurricane-force winds.
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" In an essay in Time magazine in December, he wrote, "Entrenched and compromised interests spin the fiction that science is more divided than united, and they sow seeds of uncertainty on issues of unquestionable priority: namely, the survival of our species on this planet.
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Her enduring popularity is not only a testament to her unquestionable talent both as a songwriter (she wrote classics "Jolene" and "I Will Always Love You" among more than 3,000 other songs) and entertainer, but also to her infectious, kind, and hilarious public persona.
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I think the President just wanted to be clear to the North Korean regime on the U.S. unquestionable ability to defend itself, will defend itself and its allies, and I think it was important that he deliver that message to avoid any miscalculation on their part.
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Jane, who found herself in an unquestionable love triangle with last week's "Trippin," settles on one of her very right-swipeable suitors: new boyfriend-slash-dreamboat doctor Ben Chau (Aussie actor Luca James Lee) or former flame "Pinstripe" (Dan Jeannotte), whose real name is Ryan Decker, people.
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Melbourne, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump declared himself the unquestionable winner of his first debate against Hillary Clinton during a rally Tuesday night, then relived the entire debate before a Florida crowd of supporters, this time with the help of a teleprompter -- and without Clinton baiting him.
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Midge learns this unquestionable truth when she reads the cards during her next set at the Gaslight and realizes they're filled with "jokes" that can't apply to her — at 26 she can't have a middle school-aged child — or simply aren't jokes; some cards are just statements.
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Some Republicans, in an attempt to protect Trump's decision to fire Comey in the midst of his investigation into Trump associates, Russia and the 22012 election, argued that his replacement will have to be someone who has unquestionable credibility with a deep background in law enforcement matters.
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"What is unquestionable here is that the US President has passed on a golden opportunity to publicly show solidarity with the Philippine people by expressing concern about those thousands of deaths and to reproach Duterte's utter trashing of the concept of rule of law," he added.
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In a series of tweets Saturday afternoon, Omar vowed that her love for the U.S. was unquestionable amid attacks from conservatives and allies of the president aimed at her loyalty to the country, as well as criticism of comments about 9/11 that some viewed as dismissive.
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Yet it is also unquestionable that there are also mental health causes of maternal death, and any data collected for the purposes of getting to the root of maternal mortality must include mental health indicators — otherwise, we are missing a huge part of the bigger picture.
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She lost, but her twin sons went on to unquestionable success, enrolling at Stanford University as undergraduates, then at Harvard Law School and eventually reaching the highest echelons in politics: Mr. Castro was appointed to Mr. Obama's cabinet, while his brother, Joaquin Castro, serves in Congress.
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RELATED: Trump sets stage for mass deportations "Today's rhetoric is forcing Mexicans everywhere to question the unquestionable: Did the country make a mistake 25 years ago by betting its future on North America?" asked Peter Schecter, director of the Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center at the Atlantic Council.
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But aside from their positioning on a map, there's one essential difference between the two "types" of religion: Western religions share an overarching theme of monotheism, the faith or belief in one god, your Christ or your Allah or Yeshua, subscribing to a holy book and unquestionable religious authorities.
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Tapping into the ennui and anger of the original graphic novel but grafted onto more current concerns, the show and their score are a reflection of this uneasiness, finding acute paranoia, glimpses of beauty, and an unquestionable cool (see: "NUN WITH A MOTHERF*&*ING GUN") from moment to moment.
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For what it's worth, I've never actually worn a ring with any regularity (aside, of course, from my short stint as the Green Lantern in the late-70s), but there's unquestionable appeal to a device that promises to cram full wrist-worn fitness tracking functionality into that sort of form factor.
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While it is currently believed that the republican period capital was located somewhere on the east coast—New York/Newark, Columbia, or Halifax being the most probable sites—the unquestionable majesty of the Las Vegas palace district makes it clear that this was the eventual seat of the American Empire.
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While some may see getting off the plane, hoping for a new flight the same day (or next), and rearranging a vacation or return trip as an unquestionable act, Begley Bloom decided to take Delta up on its offer and raked in $11,000 worth of gift cards for her trouble.
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Whether or not one considers his output to be art of the highest caliber, it is unquestionable that Ross demonstrated a sincere love of landscape painting, and an uncanny knack for developing techniques that conveyed the ability to paint to people who would have otherwise never considered picking up a brush.
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I met Taylor last week, and while he shows an unquestionable commitment to Ukraine's security and well-being, it is doubtful -- especially after his trip to Washington, during which he provided some of the most incriminating evidence to date against Trump -- that he enjoys speed-dial access to the Oval Office.
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"I think the president just wanted to be clear to the North Korean regime that the US has an unquestionable ability to defend itself, will defend itself and its allies and I think it was important that he deliver that message to avoid any miscalculation on their part," Tillerson continued, defending the president.
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Rogue One has its share of real standouts — Alan Tudyk is the unquestionable comedic highlight as a wisecracking, former Imperial droid named K-2SO, and Hong Kong action star Donnie Yen (Ip Man) is unforgettable as a blind monk with incredible fighting skills and heartbreaking humility to the will of The Force.
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"The brand strength is unquestionable but at the end of the day some investors will only want to get involved if the business can sell more units than it did in the previous year and at a higher price, and continue this trend ad infinitum," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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But for Trump to denigrate two fellow Americans — two Americans whom Trump may not like but whose patriotism and loyalty to the country is unquestionable, and one of whom is a decorated veteran — while sitting just a few feet away from the remains of America's fallen military heroes is a different level entirely.
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While most white news outlets ran the news as a brief item, the black press celebrated it as a watershed moment — an unquestionable sign of the African-American emergence on the political stage in the North, amid the rapid demographic change of the Great Migration and the first gains of the postwar civil rights movement.
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"Sure, it was the most watched inaugural … It's unquestionable," Spicer said, clarifying that his definition of a viewing audience included not just people standing on the National Mall or watching on television but also audiences who watched the inauguration online and through streaming services — audience numbers that have not yet been publicly confirmed, according to ABC News.
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And while there's unquestionable quality in the game's credits—director Shinji Mikami was fresh off RE4 and would soon steer Vanquish toward excellence; while producer (and Clover CEO) Atsushi Inaba has Bayonetta 2, Ōkami and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance to his name—God Hand is a confused sum of its parts, rather than a coherent something more.
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"Looking Backward" was so successful that it produced a dozen anti-socialist, anti-utopian replies, including "Looking Further Backward" (in which China invades the United States, which has been weakened by its embrace of socialism) and "Looking Further Forward" (in which socialism is so unquestionable that a history professor who refutes it is demoted to the rank of janitor).
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Instead, Idle Hands plays out within a self-contained bubble of heroic slackers united against evil—a universe in which it's an unquestionable norm for a low-achieving manchild with a rotting stump for a hand to end up with Jessica Alba, just as it was acceptable for Jason Mewes to end up with Shannon Elizabeth in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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Sure, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE may be brash and many of his statements may be hard to swallow, but one thing we are certain of and that is unquestionable loyalty and love for America.
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"While it is a historic and promising night for the LGBTQ community, primary voters chose Jared not because he could be a historic first, but because of his unquestionable integrity and positive vision for Coloradans," Annise Parker, the president and CEO of LGBTQ Victory Fund, a political action committee that aims to boost the number of LGBTQ candidates elected to office, said in a statement Tuesday.
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The Ski Valley, founded in the 20173s by Mickey Blake's parents, Ernie and Rhoda Blake, who came West with the dream of starting a resort, owes its unquestionable mystique to its remote location and stunning high-desert scenery, the area's artsy sophistication, a low-key, Southwestern vibe and the Blake family's commitment to both tough adventure-style skiing and family-friendly instructor-led weeks.
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Although it's important and the necessity for it is unquestionable (not one woman was nominated for best director at the 2019 Golden Globes... again), I do wonder whether it's as draining for performers to talk about it so much over the next few months as it is for journalists of color to write about it on behalf of the ongoing, slow-moving quest for a level playing field.
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I don't think that it's true that the Russians using Facebook alone affected the outcome of the election, but Facebook is such a huge source of news that it seems unquestionable to me that they played a part in changing the entire news ecosystem that made it both easier for propaganda to work and scrambled how politics is done in a way that nobody could predict what happened.
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C.) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyDon't let 'welfare for all' advocates derail administration's food stamp program reforms Barr has considered resigning over Trump tweets about DOJ: reports Overnight Energy: Green groups to sue over Trump rollback of Obama water rules | GOP climate plan faces pushback from right | Bezos launches B climate initiative MORE (R-Calif.) calling him a "man of the highest character and unquestionable integrity" in a joint statement.
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The opportunities to which Summers was referring — opportunities to raise funds for a more progessive legislative agenda that might stand a chance of passing Congress and weathering constitutional scrutiny, and whose revenue-raising potential is unquestionable — could include eliminating the exemption of capital gains from taxation upon death, the carried-interest exemption for private equity and hedge funds, and the capital-gains tax-deferral preference accorded like-kind exchanges under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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The blatant display of dictatorial power by Priebus loyalist Congressman Steve WomackStephen (Steve) Allen WomackLawmakers pay tribute to late Justice Stevens Rubio asks White House to delay B Pentagon contract over Amazon concerns New CBO report fuels fight over minimum wage MORE as he gaveled down the unquestionable sentiments of the delegates when they made it clear that they did not want the rules package presented to them, was an affront to the core values of the Republican party – freedom, democracy, and individual liberty.
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As I stated in a recent open letter to Senator Elizabeth Warren, a more constructive path to raising public funds for a progressive legislative agenda that might stand a chance of passing Congress and weathering constitutional scrutiny, and whose revenue-raising potential is unquestionable, could include eliminating the exemption of capital gains from taxation upon death; the carried-interest exemption for private equity and hedge funds; and the capital-gains, tax-deferral preference accorded like-kind exchanges under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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