Sentence examples for doubt views from inspiring English sources

Trump, no doubt, views this as a strong executive focusing on the big picture.

Putin no doubt views the President as weak, especially after Obama needed Russia to get him out of a jam of his own making over Syria's chemical weapons — and, like any bully, Putin finds weakness provocative.

Silber is equally circumspect in dealing with Ben Bernanke and his repeated rounds of money-printing known as "quantitative easing". Volcker no doubt views such actions as handing a free pass to politicians by giving them the financial headroom to continue running large budget deficits — something he refused to do during the Reagan era.

Block no doubt views this election as his last and wants another term so he can go out on an upbeat note.

If Mr. Milken gets his pardon, he will no doubt view it as an exoneration.

Corporate sponsors like BP, Boeing and Bank of America will no doubt view the program as a way to improve their influence on the mainland.

Local people are no doubt viewed by these visitors as another commodity, like a t-shirt or a pina colada.

But London, like all cities, is about renewal and change, and younger, more diverse occupants arriving today will no doubt view the place differently – perhaps even with hope.

The board at Charlton no doubt viewed their play-offs triumph as more of a face-saving exercise, a matter of pride, than a financial imperative.

He is a businessman, a deal maker and he will, I have no doubt, view the world in a very practical and pragmatic way".

By Phyllis McGinley The New Yorker, July 22, 1950 P. 28 Now and then there seems some doubt View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.