Sentence examples for doubtless appeal from inspiring English sources

Oh, and the new juice is pink as opposed to amber, which will doubtless appeal to a younger sensibility, too.

Mr. Bush's statements will doubtless appeal to Jewish and Christian supporters of Israel in the United States.

Pitching algae as an alternative cooking ingredient or health food will doubtless appeal to some foodie fashionistas, for a while at least.

But for manic read "mannered" – this is an act, and there is a certain staginess to what she does, to how she sings, that will doubtless appeal.

It will doubtless appeal to those who followed Exit Through The Gift Shop and Channel 4's Graffiti Wars series, and its producers hope to showcase it at Sundance Film Festival in Utah next year - although whether AK47 will be allowed into America to promote the film given his criminal record is something of a worry for them.

Though it ends in broad humor, the material's serious subtext of perverted justice doubtless appealed to its victimized composer.

And a refrigeration company once named Kim Novak "Miss Deepfreeze," an honor that doubtless appealed to Alfred Hitchcock; you could plausibly argue that "Vertigo" was one long thaw.

Franco seems to delight in playing sketchy dudes on the fringes of dramas about teen disaffection; playing villain in his own short story collection doubtless appealed to his voluminous sense of irony.

In the final verse, Mayfield's imagining his child-self speaking truth and wisdom to the adults in charge and bringing peace on Earth, a redemptive dream that doubtless appealed to former gospel singer Mayfield.

Doubtless it appeals to a very different audience (if at all, the toys did better than the series) but if you're going to put a stamp on the first 50 years of a franchise, then going all the way by including every darn thing remotely connected to the series is just the sort of bonus that keeps fans from grumbling when they're buying these films for the second or third time.

It had developed its own farm and had a theatre, which doubtless added to its appeal.