Sentence examples for doubt understood from inspiring English sources

It is no doubt understood as such within those two countries.

Most local people no doubt understood this, which is probably why they seemed irritated and worried by the occupation.

McCain no doubt understood how difficult it would be for Hagel to endorse him, yet their differences were what would make the endorsement so valuable.

But the two books have in common women staking a claim in a pre-feminist workplace, and the sexual and reputational precariousness of their situation, which Spark no doubt understood was unending.

Google no doubt understood the shadow it would be attempting to crawl out of when it launched its device at last year's event – including, but not limited at least a couple of years of being referred to by the press and consumers as "Google Echo".

As Obama no doubt understood, Muhammad is not just a world-class athlete.

From this, you no doubt understand my sympathy for Mr. Cariou or, at least, the Rastafarian.

Morris dancers who black up can no doubt understand why they might face criticism.

It is a conundrum that you, at the Kitschies, will no doubt understand.

Indeed, one of the principal merits of this approach, as the White House no doubt understands, is that it gives congressional Republicans fits.

Matthew Tully of The Indianapolis Star writes that Mr. Andrews "is a political pro and no doubt understands how damaging his announcement is for Bayh".