Sentence examples for doubtless reinforce from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, he blames the prime minister, Lionel Jospin, for his judicial plight "because he initiated and encouraged my lynching by the justice system and the media .All of which will doubtless reinforce public cynicism over the interplay between the country's judges, politicians and officials.
Throughout his career, Mr. Karlin was happy to work out of the limelight, a stance doubtless reinforced by this cautionary tale of all-digit dialing: By the postwar period, telephone exchanges that spelled pronounceable words were starting to be exhausted.
His resemblance to a Marcel Marceau-type figure, doubtless intentional, is reinforced by the small, subtle gestures and movements that accompany his spoken performance.
Mr Harper is doubtless counting on the Winter Olympics to reinforce Canadians' familiar political complacency.
Doubtless Melanie Dawes, the permanent secretary of Javid's new department, will provide copious briefing, but such appointments – like those of Andrea Leadsom or Amber Rudd – reinforce the culture of amateurism that pervades Whitehall still.
They reinforce each other.
"Images often reinforce stereotypes.
Consistently reinforce these rules.
