Sentence examples for doubtless impressed from inspiring English sources
Pacelli was doubtless impressed, as others were, with the Nazi regime's orderliness, its stridency against communism and the new hope it was giving to Germans: its neo-paganism was awkward, but still to be preferred to the red tide to the east.
And, if we knew more about it, we'd doubtless be impressed with Northampton's work in the field of China and other assorted transitional economies.
The pundits had forgotten that favourite of all the Kennedy lines, lifted from a Tennyson poem and doubtless first impressed upon all his sons by old Joe at the kitchen table in Hyannis, the Cape Cod town that remained Teddy's home until the end: "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield".
Franklin would doubtless have been impressed.
(The Prohibition Party never disbanded, and held its most recent convention in July, by conference call; Gerrit Smith doubtless would have been more impressed by the technology than by the turnout, which was eleven).
The Democrats are not impressed by this backsliding, but doubtless the voters will hardly notice, or may even be reassured.
Gallbladder hematoma was impressed.
