Sentence examples for clearly no doubt from inspiring English sources

There is clearly no doubt that serious human rights abuse is occurring in our global markets.

There was clearly no doubt in Newton's mind about the Euclidean nature of physical space, and indeed there seems to have been no doubts among astronomers in the 17th century that space was describable in the terms used in Euclid's Elements.

Yet there can clearly be no doubt about the depth of the rapport between Kim Jong-un and Rodman. Jong-un and Rodman

Yet with the 1 May local elections drawing ever closer, Livingstone clearly has no doubt that this time around will be very different.

Although some have accused him of revelling in violence and even of being a "fraud" and a "fascist" (Mike Davis, James Ellroyy himself is clearly in no doubt about his significance: "I am to the crime novel what Tolstoy is to the Russian novel and what Beethoven is to music".

That's not a ball he can say, and this is the rule of umpires, 'I saw it clearly, 100percentt, no doubt in my mind, out.' The young American also risked further punishment, saying: "He said he saw it was 100percentnt out and if he said that he's a liar".

While it is still early, it is clear that they have been pretty clearly successful, no doubt helped by the retrenchment of the Chinese economy as growth has slowed on the mainland.

Has she fragrance?" The judge clearly had no doubts: living with such a vision, he said, how could Jeffrey Archer possibly be "in need of cold, unloving, rubber-insulated sex in a seedy hotel?" But the truth was rather different.

As she reapplied a less offensive golden shade, you spoke as obnoxiously as possible on your cell phone to someone whose validity you clearly doubted, "No way!

"Clearly I have no doubt the department is aware of the various articles and controversies," Mr. Adelson said.

"It has to be said clearly: there is no doubt, in my mind, that Mr Jones and Ms MacKean were right about Savile.