Sentence examples for doubtless would have been from inspiring English sources

And it doubtless would have been sold by politicians as showing public approval of government policy.

If only Dara had come to the club, some problems might have been solved — and others, doubtless, would have been created.

(The Prohibition Party never disbanded, and held its most recent convention in July, by conference call; Gerrit Smith doubtless would have been more impressed by the technology than by the turnout, which was eleven).

Bowie was a man with a firm appreciation of his own talents, and while he doubtless would have been able to bring suitable villainy to the role of Max Zorin in A View to a Kill – a role eventually taken by Christopher Walken – it was the downsides that turned him off.

She, of course, was considered as an NFL commissioner, which doubtless would have been the culmination of her PR career.

What do you think they will do to you, Barack Hussein Obama Hillaryry, doubtless, would have been more combative from the get-go, not being as easily hoodwinked by the big pharma-medical industry complex, perhaps even not caving in to the no-tax GOP zealots by letting all the Bush tax cuts expire, reverting to her husband's not-so oppressive era of taxation.

Doubtless it would have been better to carry out the reforms first.

If his father was looking on yesterday, doubtless he would have been as frustrated as he was proud.

Doubtless he would have been happier if the football league two clash had not ended in a 2-0 victory for Albion.

He might have been puzzled at the arrival on stage early on of three hookers dressed in little but high heels and thongs, looking as though they had come from Sunset Strip rather than Stratford, but doubtless he would have been delighted to see that the words of warning he wrote about power 350 years ago were so warmly received in the US: "O!

(Had it been a French story told in France, then doubtless the bottle would have been filled with absinthe or the like).