Sentence examples for believes no doubt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush believes, no doubt correctly, that religiously inspired social services can reach some troubled people who do not respond to other programs.

Contrary to what many people believe--no doubt based in part on the right-wing propaganda to which they have been consistently subjected-- most Americansubjected-- mostar lesubjected-- mosts--federAmericans and local--than they would have pain 30 years ago," according to an article on tax rates in the 1980s and today by Binyamin Appelbaum and Robert Gebelof.

And many of them believed, as no doubt some Islamic fundamentalists believe, that they were acting out of mercy and godliness.

Life had not dared to reproduce the grisliest images of the assassination, believing -- no doubt correctly -- that the public would not tolerate the sight of the president's head being blown off (the notorious frame 314).

2 4] in any other fashion, as long as we are not compelled to believe that the Omnipotent hath willed something to be done which was not done"—and as long as we are not compelled to believe, he no doubt took for granted, that no one will be eternally damned.

Feeling certain means "firmly believing, having no doubts" [1].

Harvey Keitel stars as a man who believes there is no doubt that he is punishing evil.

These voters believe only the no-doubt Hall of Famers -- the Rickey Hendersons and the Tom Seavers -- should be admitted right away.

The Australian captain huffily had to believe him – regretting, no doubt, passing up the opportunity offered before the start of the tour to refer such incidents to trial by replay.

James Berardinelli believed "there's no doubt that it's a flawed movie, but it's one of the most wonderfully entertaining flawed movies made during the 1970s.

The first sighting was in Swansea Docks, South Wales (United Kingdom) in 1960, and the scientist who reported it, E. Naylor, believed there was "no doubt" that the species had arrived through trans-Atlantic shipping.