Sentence examples for doubt confirmed from inspiring English sources
"It's our major project, without a doubt," confirmed the Australian, whose appointment has completed a full set of southern hemisphere head coaches among the four home unions.
This outpouring of popular feeling against war no doubt confirmed Kagan in his view that those "Europeans from Venus" are now incapable of the use of military force that still comes naturally to Americans, and that it was "time to stop pretending that Europeans and Americans share a common view of the world, or even that they occupy the same world".
The results without a reasonable doubt confirmed contamination with the detection of its origin in a tumor processed earlier.
Because, as Tom Waits would no doubt confirm, sometimes the blues is the only place to be.
As the once-famous members of Gay Dad or Menswear could no doubt confirm, rock music is a capricious business.
Before Christmas, the next stage of the health-service revolution will be revealed, no doubt confirming the worst fears of Labour traditionalists.
He's very grateful to the genre, as the Inland Revenue would no doubt confirm, but only a small proportion of his 110 films have been what he'd call Horror - or even Thrillers.
"And – as the BBC executive would no doubt confirm – the trust rarely does much that you could call cheerleading – except of course to recognise the BBC's role as a vital national civic and cultural institution serving its public purposes.
United have become only the seventh club in Premier League history to have been awarded 10 or more penalties in a single season, a statistic which will no doubt confirm City executive Patrick Vieira's suspicions about referees and that club.
A signal from Brussels will no doubt confirm Jobbik supporters in their fervent nationalism, but then again, a supposedly centrist government that keeps legitimating their beliefs will also do so.
As my colleagues in the academy will no doubt confirm, the one growth sector in universities has been in the number and salaries of administrators — along with the expensive vanity projects that administrators embrace, like recreational facilities and athletics.
