Sentence examples for doubt believes that from inspiring English sources

Corré no doubt believes that his bonfire faithfully adheres to the punk imperative to destroy.

Netanyahu is making the same mistake with Israel's friends today, but May no doubt believes that she can exercise a positive influence over the Israeli leader who is still on record (for now) as a supporter of the two-state solution.

He no doubt believes that the supreme leader, whose health is poor, may well die in the next four years, and Rouhani aspires to the top job.

The dissent concluded: The Court, no doubt, believes that it is undoing a grave historical injustice, but in doing so it has caused another, which only Congress may now rectify.

Penney's board no doubt believed that Johnson's record guaranteed that he'd succeed.

The songs confess to weakness and doubt, believing that love -- divine or romantic -- can conquer all.

Some no doubt believe that judges should be essayists, polemicists or advocates.

"At the end of the day," Cashman said, "I definitely without a doubt believe that as owners, they need to set up a structure they're comfortable with.

The many Americans now cheering President Trump's willingness to fight a trade war with China no doubt believe that trade in recent years with that Asian nation has destroyed too many American jobs.

He no doubt believed that there was real value in meeting the prime minister face-to-face, to inform her of his bid and his plans in the event that it was successful, and importantly, to form a personal connection.

(In case you've wondered about the distinctions, the city pronounced Yoo-stin is named for Sam Houston, a leader of Texas independence from Mexico, while the Manhattan street pronounced How-stin honors with altered spelling a Georgia delegate to the Continental Congress, William Houstoun. Texans no doubt believe that we're the ones who are saying it funny).