Sentence examples for and doubtless not from inspiring English sources

What a gruesome roll call, and doubtless not one to inspire widespread concern for the lifelong wellbeing of the individuals concerned.

In a journal article published last year, researchers described the adder as the first (and doubtless not the last) known example of chemical crypsis in a terrestrial species and as "additional evidence for the existence of an ongoing chemically mediated arms race between predator and prey species".

That rate is scheduled to jump to 52 percent, though Cristiano Ronaldo and others will doubtless not have to pay a cent if the employers cover it.

Traditions and cultures are doubtless not fixed, being reinvented over time (Hobsbawm 1983).

Since indeed now especially I greatly wish that I be proved not unworthy to be her lover and worshipper, it has pleased you, doubtless not undeservedly, you who reside in your pure well-springs as if in their own shrine, to assemble, so that you may deign to unite to me the favor and benevolence of so lovable a goddess.

• To the Editor: An amended war powers resolution as proposed by James A. Baker III and Warren Christopher and their National War Powers Commission would doubtless not have yielded a different result in 2002 when Congress adopted a resolution authorizing the president to use force in Iraq.

While this will be a useful place for meeting, the drinks will doubtless not be the cheapest around, and there are about three pubs within a few metres of the Pavilion Theatre, The Mash Tun (Church Street) and The Waggon and Horses (Church Street) being two of the favourites.

Danton's support of the governmental policy of stabilization was doubtless not without ulterior motives, both personal and political; he was determined to save friends of his who had been arrested or who were in danger of arrest.

De Palma's "Carrie" is a forebear of "Django Unchained"; Peirce's "Carrie" isn't as daring or as significant as "12 Years a Slave," but it tells a familiar story with new sympathies and taps a vein of Americana that — perhaps to Peirce's surprise but doubtless not to McQueen's — turns out also to be inextricable from Africana.

Of course, Professor Cannadine would doubtless not agree.

Which would doubtless not upset the general too much.