Sentence examples for doubtless proud from inspiring English sources
Most Americans are doubtless proud of the "exemplary" qualities of their country.
He also challenged the tradition that, after an election, the largest party automatically gets the chance to form a government, insisting it show evidence of a parliamentary majority.He was doubtless proud of what his status implied for others of his caste, but disappointed that he would always be identified as "India's first dalit president".
As he gazes across the Commons to a new shadow cabinet, George Osborne will doubtless be prouder than ever of the long-term economic plan that helped his party stampede to victory in May.
That would doubtless make Diamond more proud than a good review.
The £80bn chronic care bill of the NHS could be cut dramatically and we will doubtless continue to be proud of one of the world's most ambitious public health institutions.
If his father was looking on yesterday, doubtless he would have been as frustrated as he was proud.
I know I've got the receipts somewhere – doubtless tucked away in the filing cabinet I'm so proud of (see, I'm organised!) but every time I get around to looking for them, something more pressing pops up.
People are proud, after decades of sclerotic leaders, to have one who doubtless could throw any Oval Office occupant since the walruslike William Howard Taft.
Henry VIII set the gold standard with the original Oath of Supremacy in 1534, which savaged Catholics without ever mentioning them and doubtless – in its segue from "forraine" to "prelate" – managed to inflame hatred among proud Englishmen for other men who were themselves also English.
He seems proud of the unencumbered ease of his generation's polymorphous pleasures; the result will doubtless be a revelation to those who've never seen a same-sex couple kiss.
