Sentence examples for no doubt picked from inspiring English sources

Readers who are awake no doubt picked c), because the other possibilities, though attractive, are silly.

The audience was an ideological cross-section of college students, no doubt picked to emphasize Mr. Obama's ever open mind.

The North Koreans, masters of outrageous propaganda, no doubt picked their phrase carefully for the South's first female president.

Mr. Kabila sometimes uses "revolution" and other words no doubt picked up from his father, who fancied himself a revolutionary fighter for the proletariat.

Unlike his earlier art, I should add, these New York works had a slightly aggressive tone that he no doubt picked up from the streets, even though it didn't really seem to suit his temperament.

Middle and high school-aged kids have no doubt picked up on the troubles in the financial markets, particularly if a parent or neighbor has lost a job as a result of the turmoil.

Some people choose not to fly on Friday the 13th; others no doubt pick a different day to get married.

The court of appeals is no doubt picking up on this language to justify its own unanimous opinion.

Once Mr Jobs has solidified control (he says he will not become chairman, preferring to concentrate on Pixar, his animation firm) he will no doubt pick the next chairman and chief executive.

A. Seaplane flights to and from the East 23rd Street marina will no doubt pick up in the next few weeks as private weekend flights to Fire Island and the Hamptons begin in earnest.

Readers of that book will no doubt pick up "The Prince of the Marshes" simply to follow the further adventures of Mr. Stewart, who seems to be living one of the more extraordinary lives on record.