Sentence examples for doubtless he could from inspiring English sources

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.

"Doubtless he could not have hung up such a score had he not kept in practice," wrote one biographer.

The chancellor doubtless thought he could drink from the same well twice – especially if he promised a higher minimum wage.

In office, he could doubtless soften his stance on hanging and flogging.

So far-reaching is his appeal that he could doubtless record an album of Mongolian folk chants and it would still top the charts.

Later he went to the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall), where he could, doubtless, still have continued the struggle, for armed contingents from some of the sections of the city had been summoned by the Paris Commune and were awaiting his orders.

Even though he could doubtless imagine and write pages upon pages of heroic, magical feats for Doctor Strange, on the matter of casting a Tibetan actor, that well is nigh empty.

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.

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.

Doubtless he would have denied these descriptions, but his subversive tendencies are beyond dispute, and he could hardly have been called a conformist.

Sharon, if he could speak, would doubtless point out archly that it wasn't like that in his day.