Sentence examples for doubtless perceived from inspiring English sources

Jean Jacques Étienne Lucas, captain of the Redoutable, recorded that "... the three-decker [Temeraire] – who had doubtless perceived that the Victory had ceased fire and would inevitably be taken – ran foul of the Redoutable to starboard and overwhelmed us with the point-blank fire of all her guns.

Revenge against America over perceived grievances and acts in the past may doubtless play a part.

Clearly not all the founders that TechCrunch spoke to are politically affiliated with the Conservative party but many expressed relief at a new Prime Minister who is perceived to be experienced and detail-oriented — a sense of partial relief doubtless encouraged by the fact she was a Remainer (if only a weak one).

A fiercely clever free-trader, who is witty and charming in private, this perceived aloofness could be the main obstacle he must overcome.South-East Asia will doubtless rally behind Thailand's commerce minister, Supachai Panitchpakdi, who is also campaigning hard in Latin America.

For perceived advantage?

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

True, we do talk as though we see things move (and more generally, perceive change), and doubtless this talk reflects our beliefs, but perhaps our beliefs are simply wrong.

As I perceive.

"One is perceiving.

"Foreigners perceive that.