Sentence examples for doubtless right from inspiring English sources
He is doubtless right, but I still kind of like the very wrongness of the earlier title.
Ms Royal is doubtless right that there is a powerful tout sauf Sarkozy feeling among a sizeable part of the electorate, especially in the troubled banlieues.
Lee is doubtless right, but I still remember that afternoon I bought Bowie's Heroes for 75p from Reddingtons Rare Records by the underpass to Birmingham's inner ring road.
On the other hand, if Mr Clinton's departure comes later, then Mr Gore could seek election twice and conceivably be president until January 2009.Up to a point, the cynics are doubtless right: politicians and self-interest go together.
And he is doubtless right that the big problem with the federal budget, at least in the long term, is rising spending, not shrinking revenue.Nonetheless, Mr Romney is at the very least guilty of trying to please different audiences by putting a series of contradictory glosses on his politics.
Finally, any advertisements that break the Codes are disqualified from industry awards, denying advertisers and the agencies that created the ads the opportunity to showcase their work.The government is doubtless right that the public wants to see press regulation with more teeth.
On a few articles of more general and necessary use, the suppression in due season will doubtless be right, but the great mass of the articles on which impost is paid is foreign luxuries, purchased by those only who are rich enough to afford themselves the use of them.
The video also includes an inset of Singh as seen by passers-by, where he looks like a total crazy person and doubtless fits right in among Central Park denizens.
I'm sure he's right; doubtless some people do look at the map and think: no thanks.
Some people who hold the Human Rights Act in utter contempt would doubtless believe their right to call Arsène Wenger something ghastly should be enshrined in perpetuity.
Still, former Ministry Official and present Undersecretary of State Globke doubtless had more right than the former Mufti of Jerusalem to figure in the history of what the Jews had actually suffered at the hands of the Nazis.
