Sentence examples for doubtless appreciated from inspiring English sources

It was an irony O'Brien doubtless appreciated.

As one so fond of historical coincidences, Mr Salmond will doubtless appreciate the irony.

Cervantes would doubtless appreciate the irony of Spain's proselytisers tilting at windmills.

He would doubtless appreciate the progress Baby Boomers have made, tweeting those Commandments instead of lugging them up a mountainside.

In the end, the show is something of an animated headstone, a memorial that Gorey would doubtless have appreciated.

And, as Queen Victoria would doubtless have appreciated, lesbian visibility lags way behind - or when present, it's often used to up the sauce content.

It's hard, of course, to escape the poignant underscoring of Gorey's death in April, and in the end the show is something of an animated headstone, a memorial he would doubtless have appreciated (2 00).

It's magnifique!" The 19th-century painters, working in an era before the electric light bulb became widespread, would doubtless have appreciated the modern tricks of artificial light employed to show their work to extraordinary effect.

It would be a rich irony though doubtless one not appreciated by the Tories if that planned spending boom now prevents a bust in the economy, keeping intact New Labour's mantra of no return to boom and bust.

In Weston-super-Mare, eighteen per cent of voters supported UKIP; doubtless they will appreciate Banksy's contribution to the local economy, even if some of the artwork at Dismaland satirizes the anti-immigration rhetoric frequently heard not just from UKIP's politicians but also from the ruling Conservative Party.

Doubtless the White House would have appreciated a good old-fashioned leak.