Sentence examples for doubly of from inspiring English sources

I'm reminded doubly of this today by a piece in the Boston Globe by Leon Neyfakh, about a controversy in the field of evolutionary theory sparked by the Harvard biologist Edward O. Wilson, over the theory of coöperation and altruistic, even self-sacrificing, behavior.

Brooks, then, who is fifty-two, is doubly out of step.

But for the wildly successful collaborative project to edit a free encyclopedia in the world's languages, it seems doubly out of character.

Each array element will store the head pointers of doubly linked lists of agent records and a counter of the length of each list.

While others around us take joy or rush towards a festival of consumption, we're doubly reminded of who and what we've lost.

References: Breton S, Beaupre HD, Stewart DT, Hoeh WR, Blier PU: The unusual system of doubly uniparental inheritance of mtDNA: isn't one enough?

The grammatical tightness, the purity, the vigor of Miss America's words in such tense circumstances made us doubly proud of our country.

He consulted members of his team, made a few long-distance calls to be doubly sure of his decision & finally made a trip to the laundry room.

Be doubly suspicious of anything that claims to come from Tuscany, Umbria or another of the harder-hit regions".

In acknowledgement of the controversy caused by his visit, Netanyahu told Tanden he was doubly appreciative of the invitation.

When America's attention wandered to Iraq, the generals became doubly convinced of this.