Sentence examples for doubtless say that from inspiring English sources

That wry and seasoned traveller would doubtless say that Chichi has too many tourists now: it didn't feel like it.

Against that the hawks would doubtless say that attack and retribution was the only answer; what other is there?

If the television chef Emeril Lagasse tasted successive vintages of Wölffer Estate's rosé, he would doubtless say that, in the stylish 2000 edition, the winemaker Roman Roth had kicked up the flavor a notch.

It would also point to Mr Obama's superior ground game, which allied sophisticated, data-driven micro-targeting of voters with a vast network of field offices and volunteers to squeeze out every last vote in swing states.Conservative Republicans will doubtless say that their party mistakenly chose a moderate, and paid the price for it.

They say goalkeepers have to be crazy and, if he could be tempted to raise his head from below the parapet, Fabien Barthez's would doubtless say that he is not the first to play as though suddenly clad in a straitjacket.

Ministers will doubtless say that they have cut the deficit by two-thirds from its peacetime high of more than £150bn in 2009-10, buthehe real story is that repairing the hole in the public finances after the financial crash is taking a lot longer than it did after previous recessions.

They doubtless said that when embracing Mr Stanford, too.

Doubtless some would say that's a great loss.

London commuters will doubtless say amen to that.

(Although Kano would doubtless say a programmable bot that rolls is not the same as a fully fledged kit computer that can run all manner of apps, including familiar and fashionable stuff like Minecraft and YouTube).

But if asked, he would doubtless say, as he has many times in the past, that he just wants to live quietly, and perhaps come back to his country one day, to find some way to serve it again.