Sentence examples for doubtless sounds from inspiring English sources

Such an idea doubtless sounds innocuous outside the incestuous world of European constitutional politics but it is potentially far-reaching.

(To point out that – in the vast, vast main – the identity politics sceptics are white men, whose articles are filled with quotes from other white men, doubtless sounds like I'm playing the identity game, too; and yet it is one of those awkward things   called "facts").

At their meeting, the two leaders will doubtless sound in tune on matters from development and immigration to defence and climate change.Economic ties between the two countries are also ubiquitous.

The resulting commentary concerning the Supreme Court's powers will doubtless sound familiar.

To a materialist like Paul Bloom this would doubtless sound like nonsense, but it echoes what Karen Armstrong asserted as the central thesis of her wonderful book, The Case for God.

MUCH of what is here, while doubtless of sound provenance, is late in date, from the 18th through 20th centuries.

Either way, I know I will be O.K. Crazy as it doubtless must sound, I think that Dick's gnosticism responds to a deep and essential anxiety of our late modern times.

There will doubtless be much sound and fury surrounding yesterday's decision by the law lords to back Naomi Campbell in her prolonged battle against the Daily Mirror.

In his view, about 10% were already very good, and another 10% were so bad they might be in need of closure, while those in the middle were trying hard to improve.Establishing madrassas where teachers and pupils speak the same language is doubtless a real problem, but it sounds a fairly easy one to solve.

"Doubtless, the blind mothers use touch, sounds, tugs on the arm, and tender pats on the back.

It's doubtless one of the most distinctive, immediately recognisable sounds in the past two decades of pop, even if it has often sounded more robotic than human.