Sentence examples for doubtless could from inspiring English sources

Had Mitchell chosen to set his new novel in fifteenth-century Spain or eighth-century Britain, he doubtless could have done so with equal facility and success.

People are proud, after decades of sclerotic leaders, to have one who doubtless could throw any Oval Office occupant since the walruslike William Howard Taft.

But with his philosophical ardor for the hectic and horrific, he doubtless could have found violent metaphysical mysteries wafting up from the psychic subbasements of striving Jewish Brooklyn to the kitchens and the classrooms, amid the stickball and the ring-a-levio.

Some impressive alchemy there; his fans doubtless couldn't ask for more.

No doubt this could be sorted out, and precisely by recognizing (as Hare doubtless could have, though the language is not his) that the criteria of preference are multiple.

Our ancestors ate game with good effect; we doubtless could, too.

That experience is not included in the rent, though doubtless it could be arranged.

Doubtless they could leave nasty divots in the flesh of her usurper.

Since the 17th century, when William Butler wrote "Doubtless God could have made a better berry but doubtless God never did," strawberries have been popular.

These buildings (and doubtless others) could surely be adapted to provide longer-term accommodation for those lacking a proper roof over their heads.

Doubtless, he could feel as lost and as unmoored as the rest of us, especially in our youth, and his music famously gave succor to those who believed themselves to be adrift or misunderstood.