Sentence examples for the doubtless from inspiring English sources
adverb
Without doubt; very probably, in all likelihood; doubtlessly.
This doesn't bother him, and he is confident about the doubtless huge audience the new piece will get.
Other than the doubtless eye-rolling of some physicians who may view the programs as gimmicky, participants in the Philadelphia conference had more practical concerns.
There, a couple from Manchester have a weekend birthday shagfest under the doubtless encouraging gazes of Eric Gill's reliefs on Broadcasting House opposite.
I'm happy to stand corrected, while clinging to the doubtless ignorant belief that anything that amplifies sound might loosely be called an amplifier.
All of which raises the doubtless unfathomable question of where new words come from, who mints them and who – most important of all – makes a point of transmitting news of their discovery to the language police.
What provokes is not Grossman's portrayal of the doubtless miserable entrapment of teenagers on the streets of Israel's cities but his insistent manipulation of diverse and incompatible narrative strategies.
The nine years and $35 million the owner spent to rebuild the property doubtless made the price cut painful.
The point, doubtless, is the overall effect of all the individual bits of imagery together.
The Stones, doubtless fired by the same question, should arrive there in December.
In fact nostalgia seems to be in the air, doubtless due to the tough times ahead.
Still, moral evil would have been banished, and the condition of the world doubtless vastly improved.
