Sentence examples for doubtless observed from inspiring English sources

After all, as some Chinese philosopher has doubtless observed, fish are probably not very curious about water.

Hults will doubtless observe the Hungarian procedure whose lunacy is supposedly inherent in the Communist system is an exact duplicate employed by N. Y. State, except that our applicant are not even told on the spot whether he has passed or not.

Even the pious Margaret Roberts (later Thatcher) recalled finding a diet of "church, church, church" a bit stodgy at times.But the habits and mindsets instilled in childhood generally resurface, as people will doubtless observe when they start picking over every detail of candidate Clinton's religious make-up.

"In Dubuque, Iowa, there lives, doubtless, an old lady," Time observed.

Now, it is doubtless true, as others have observed, the real issue here is electoral politics: if the Republicans anger their conservative base by supporting marriage equality, the base may rebel, and the party's razor-thin margin in the Senate could be lost.

Her fans will doubtless follow.

So, yes, the number of possible configurations and possible overlap doubtless contribute to the scalar variability we observed, but the scalar variability of numerosity perception has been exhaustively shown not to be a methodological 'quirk', but rather a fundamental feature of the way humans and animals estimate the numbers of objects (Dehaene et al. 2004).

Doubtless, such disparities, in part, reflected female under-reporting and male over-reporting flowing from a widely observed double standard in premarital sexual morality (Ford & Kittisuksathit 1994 , 1996 Sartsara 2001; Udomratn & Tungphaisal 1990; Vuttanont et al. 2006).

Doubtless, tax dollars will be saved under this plan for, as Phil Smith (president of United University Professions, SUNY's faculty-staff union) has observed, it "would allow New York State to further abandon its obligation to provide an affordable and accessible system of public higher education".

Nansen observed: "If the Jeannette Expedition had had sufficient provisions, and had remained on the ice-floe on which the relics were found, the result would doubtless have been very different from what it was".

Doubtless he has a "list" of other eligibles, Johane acidly observes as she makes for the door.