Sentence examples for no doubt accepting from inspiring English sources

Mr Cheney would have to retire gracefully, blaming his dodgy heart (he has already had four heart attacks) and no doubt accepting a post as senior counsellor from a grief-stricken president.

Daniel Radcliffe – with utter spontaneity no doubt – accepted the host's challenge to rap Blackalicious's Alphabet Aerobics on The Tonight Show.

In charting its course away from ESPN, the conference risked — and no doubt accepted — that its marquee games would not be as widely available to fans as they used to be.

Many philosophers would no doubt accept that the methods and techniques of science are the best way to find out about the world.

Begg-Smith would have known by the time he pulled his face out of the snow that he would be 'Canadian-born' for the foreseeable future and would no doubt have accepted his fate.

On the same basis Quine would, no doubt, have accepted that IFL is only committed to first-order entities.

The Giants seem to be willing to give Amukamara the benefit of the doubt, accepting that his tumultuous rookie season was the consequence of an untimely injury and an unfair burden of catch-up.

There would no doubt have been an accepted series of troglodytic grunts in each tribe.

Edward Josephh Gordon-leaning leaning hard on a vocal imitation) is presented as a disillusioned idealist, a serious young man whose experiences lead him to doubt accepted truths and question the wisdom of authority.

"I'm ready," Ms. Palin answered without any hesitation in an interview with ABC News on Thursday, saying she had felt no doubt about accepting Senator John McCain's offer to run as his vice-presidential nominee.

Having both hybrids complete full distance with no problems on their debut will have been hugely encouraging, and Toyota would, no doubt, happily accept similar for their debut at Le Mans.