Sentence examples for doubtless due from inspiring English sources
In fact nostalgia seems to be in the air, doubtless due to the tough times ahead.
She now lives in Paris and writes in French, yet her prose feels unmistakably Russian, which is doubtless due in part to the translating skills of John Berger and Lisa Appignanesi.
A source tells us that Calvin Klein bikinis are flying off the shelves in Selfridges, doubtless due to the 1990s revival and "the trend for logo waistbands" says Olivia McEwan, lingerie buyer at Selfridges.
Some of the treatment (although not all of it) was doubtless due to misjudgments about the best way to respond to Manning's status as a transgender woman in a maximum-security men's prison, rather than to bad will or hostility, but that simply raises the question of how her treatment might change in a different political climate.
Because the comment I tried to append there got lost in cyberspace, doubtless due to my being digitally all thumbs (remember when "digital" referred to fingers?), it seems better to say something more about the movie here and to add a couple of words about some general principles.
That's doubtless due to a business decision: "Winchester" is rated PG-13, which sharply limits what can be shown and which leads to a rendering of violence that's merely allusive, such as gunshots that don't spatter blood and tissue but merely make people fall dead.
I have a small amount of first-hand knowledge of the cold bits of the North American continent, and there isn't a syllable of her evocation that seems forced or voulu This is doubtless mostly due to her skill as a writer; but I wonder if her agoraphobia didn't play a useful part as well.
Khrennikov's music has been honored by extensive recent recordings, doubtless in part due to repeated praise from Putin.
Doubtless this reception was due in part to the glowing voice and aura of the soprano Barbara Hannigan, who has sung all performances to date (and has made a recording of the work, for the Winter & Winter label).
And I say that with a due sense of my doubtless now appearing to empty it into these pages".
In due course it will doubtless surrender this position to new centres of neurotic excellence in Japan and East Asia, and perhaps one day even to the emerging depressives of Brazil and other poor countries.
