Sentence examples for cannot doubt that from inspiring English sources

If you look at the dollars the Indians scared up for Proposition 5, or the venture capital they raised to start Foxwoods-now the world's largest casino-you cannot doubt that soon enough plenty of Indian tribes will be able to offer Tony Bennett, fancy restaurants, exercise rooms, and an occasional prize fight to go with the slots and blackjack.

He may doubt the truth of what the official says, but he cannot doubt that the offical has said it.

The various answers returned to these questions have sometimes been disturbing, but one cannot doubt that the questions have philosophical substance.

That the greatest poet lately living is dead we are certain, and we cannot doubt that much of his poetry will live by virtue of its exquisite music.

But science shows us what the eye cannot see, and you cannot doubt that most of the paint comes from modern times," by which he means post-Leonardo times.

Naturally, she was made to feel an ass afterwards and was liberally accused of exhibitionism, but we cannot doubt that the world is fractionally better off because she stood up and got the necessary money to stop so many unnecessary deaths.

When we hold a self-evident truth, our wills are compelled by the clarity and distinctness of the idea: we "see" the truth so clearly and distinctly that we cannot doubt it; that is, we cannot but assent to it.

"What I do know is that Beyoncé is a great performer and she's an incredible artist with a really, really powerful voice," Keys told the UK's Capital FM. "The one thing that you cannot doubt is that she can sing.

"What you cannot doubt is that Clyde Tolson and he had a relationship that spanned most of their life; they lived with each other, had lunch and dinner, and [Hoover] left everything to Clyde," the three time Oscar-nominee says.

First, if its etymology is anything to go by, philosophy is the love of wisdom, and anybody who has read Gray, or made cursory enquiries into his academic career, cannot reasonably doubt that he is a lover of wisdom.

For instance, one cannot rationally doubt that the arms that are crossed are one's own when one knows the position of the arms through proprioception.