Sentence examples for no doubt intended from inspiring English sources

The essay created the stir that its author no doubt intended.

He no doubt intended to speak to something dehumanizing about the nature of modern work.

One morning, Dad found a petrol bomb under his car, no doubt intended for me.

These statements are gently provocative, as Frost, who was always careful to come off as potentially malevolent, no doubt intended.

The provision restricting appeals to points of law was no doubt intended to limit challenges by people facing deportation.

And so they felt on the feet of one test subject, although the athlete no doubt intended a different meaning.

"We called them mixers in those days," she informed the no-doubt intended audience of millennials. .

If one was being slightly churlish one might also point out to Andrew Flintoff (who no doubt intends no malice) that maybe he should show similar etiquette.

After all, contemporary mathematicians no doubt intend to use the name to refer to the individual called, by those in the ancient community, 'Ibn Kahn.' Their intention is not to introduce a novel use of the name.

It's a crowded space with a lot of moving parts to consider, and with a couple of large startups already established in many of the areas Uber no doubt intends to take on as it grows the new business.

Amazon claims that over 40 million digital textbooks have already been distributed through its service around the world, and, while it's not yet clear what its targets are for Brazil, it no doubt intends to be a wide-scale roll-out.