Sentence examples for doubtless assert from inspiring English sources
Most will doubtless assert, however, that the primary sources for such thinking are religious.
If, on the other hand, the diver claims that the pearls he shows you are larger than the shells containing them, "you would doubtless judge what he asserts contrary to the information of your eyes" (Collins, 1984 pp. 25 6) Turning from analogy to theological doctrines, we find that Collins accepts, for example, the resurrection of Christ while rejecting transubstantiation.
Unless he can somehow assert command of the army and security forces for a desperate and doubtless bloody defense of his regime, his options will be few, including accepting an orderly transfer of authority to Mr. Kostunica or attempting to flee the country.
Pacelli doubtless also felt the anti-Judaism of his Church: a prejudice so routine and so long established that a lost encyclical "against" racism, drafted just before the war, continued to assert that the Jews had reaped "worldly and spiritual ruin" from the killing of Christ.
And limits again assert themselves.
Or so his disciples assert.
Bloomberg is flat wrong, and he doubtless knows it but hopes you won't notice: New Yorkers have no right to be free of any disruption from the peaceful but disruptive free-speech actions of their fellow citizens, and how New Yorkers lawfully and peacefully assert their First Amendment rights is actually not up to him.
