Sentence examples for these doubtless from inspiring English sources

Instead, there is an oscillation between wild optimism and resentful scapegoating of whoever is elected to take the blame for the fact that no English football team actually plays very well against foreigners The problem with penalties suggests that our failure is not just a matter of stupidity or of lack of talent and imagination, important though these doubtless are.

The breathtaking solipsism of this thinking, wherein these doubtless well-meaning, loyal friends imagine that it will be perfectly acceptable to make this highest point in Britain henceforth all about their friend, is sadly not a unique piece of self-absorption.

The geographic position of these languages doubtless contributed to these losses: Sinhalese coexists with Tamil, Assamese is surrounded by Tibeto-Burman languages, and Kashmiri is on the border of the Iranian area.

These will doubtless lead to dozens of others.

These are doubtless held in reserve for Boucher's extensive North American tour, which runs for the rest of this month.

These men doubtless saw in Islam a simple message of hope, offering them not only a congenial personal faith but also opportunities for secular advancement in a trading society where rank was not as important as fervour.

Some of these should doubtless be called visuo-tactual art: buildings are ordinarily touched as well as seen, sculptures could be more fully appreciated if touched as well as seen, and even paintings may sometimes have enough three-dimensionality to repay touch experience.

Essentially, Facebook is trying to avoid getting into all the complications associated with domain name registration and ownership disputes although these will doubtless arise anyway.

These features doubtless contributed to his being awarded the Nobel prize for literature, which he characteristically refused along with its substantial cash grant lest his acceptance be read as approval of the bourgeois values that the honor seemed to emblemize.

Although some of these were doubtless labors of love, most were labors of necessity, for Mill had to support himself and his wife Harriet, whom he married in 1805, and a fast-growing family.

These practices doubtless leave detainees feeling violated and re-traumatized.