Sentence examples for doubtless thought that from inspiring English sources

He doubtless thought that I would get a kick out of hearing about his boat ride with a pair of African sluts.

Four years later, at a similar summit in Trinidad, Chávez presented Barack Obama with an anti-imperialist tract.Mr Obama's staff doubtless thought that their boss would be greeted as a hero at the latest summit in Panama, to be held on April 10th and 11th.

But he tried to soften his disdain by conceding that America had itself been slow sometimes to tackle financial crises.The Clintonites doubtless think that, given the pressure from Mr Gephardt, they are models of restraint.

Keynesian economists who agree with the macroeconomic models pioneered by 20th-century economist John Maynard Keynes would doubtless think that Christmas is a great idea, however.

"She doubtless thought you were ready to be put out to grass," Lady Maud tells Rose with grande dame finality.

Obama also doubtless thinks, with some wisdom, that his reappearance as a beacon to some would serve to make him once again a target to many.

That said, the proponents of torture by music doubtless think they have come a long way since the early 1990s, when the FBI blasted loud music at the Branch Davidians during the Waco siege in Texas.

Henry and Werner doubtless think they can repeat the success they had with the Sox, but they would be entering an economic environment that is very different from the one they are familiar with.

Doubtless, he thinks that his textbook is the very best introductory textbook on the market.

They are a fine-looking bunch, and doubtless there are votes in them, but some of Howard's friends thought that this was Lynton Crosby getting too slick for Howard's own good.

It is no longer universally thought that Bethmann then simply worked for a negotiated peace, with no idea of German annexations, although this was doubtless his own preference.