Sentence examples for no doubt conscious from inspiring English sources

No doubt conscious of its huge interests in Russia, BP has sought to play down the dispute.

India raised fuel prices by 10.0% earlier this month, a small amount when compared with Malaysia's 40.0% increase and Indonesia's decision to hike prices by around 30.0%. (See "India's Oil Dilemma") China has so far not taken any recent action to tackle its growing economy's thirst for oil, with the government no doubt conscious of the potential impact on this year's Olympic Games in Beijing.

No doubt these conscious brain processes move too slowly to be involved in each finger flex as I type, but as long as they play their part in what I do down the road — such as considering what ideas to type up — then my conscious self is not a dead end, and it is a mistake to say my free will is bypassed by what my brain does.

Olofsson will take control of the company on Jan . 1 and will no doubt be conscious of the management frustrations that led to the sidelining of current CEO Jose Luis Duran.

No doubt, no doubt.

No doubt that No Doubt is back.

Freud's hilarious (and no doubt self-conscious) boast is doubly resonant in "Stay, Illusion!," the thoughtful, fascinating, and difficult new book about "Hamlet," by Simon Critchley and Jamieson Webster.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Freud's hilarious (and no doubt self-conscious) boast is doubly resonant in "Stay, Illusion!," the thoughtful, fascinating, and difficult new book about "Hamlet," by Simon Critchley and Jamieson Webster.

There's no doubting the conscious quotation of the conventional image of Jesus.

There is no doubt that minimally conscious patients have some level of awareness (indeed, that is part of their diagnosis), and that assumption has not been changed by new imaging methods.

A longtime agent who represented several coaches, Anderson said that if the video program existed 20 years ago, black clients like Tony Dungy would have been able to correct misconceptions that had fostered doubts, conscious or not, about their candidacies.