Sentence examples for undoubtedly could from inspiring English sources

"As the biggest and strongest members of their group, they undoubtedly could escape quicker than the others".

It is difficult to see how hunting and gathering bands could successfully invade areas of dense civilized populations; but agricultural groups, during periods of dynastic weakness, undoubtedly could.

As with Barbaro, the backstretch cognoscenti undoubtedly could tell that Union Rags is what many an Irishman would call "just a little bit special".

In his memoirs, the playwright said the actor at first wanted to play Felix, in retrospect a mind-boggling idea, but one that Mr. Matthau undoubtedly could have accomplished.

The poor director, Joseph Bullman, never fires off a word of commentary, though he undoubtedly could let loose a torrent about trying to film a megalomaniacal tyrant trotting around his little Caribbean world and bullying everybody he comes across.

Even if we had never been told by Arthur Rubinstein that he was "by far the most interesting pianist alive," or by his biographer Edward Dent that he "undoubtedly could play louder and more rapidly than anyone else, whether in single notes, octaves or chords," these recordings would do the trick.

Undoubtedly, we could win in Nicaragua -- that is to say we could run up the flag of some provisional government, and for those who are haunted by our loss in Vietnam, the idea is attractive.

Undoubtedly, it could be argued that the long-standing history of essential hypertension could be responsible of some of the histological findings in the kidney biopsy specimen knowing that the renal TMA lesion in our patient is similar to that of malignant hypertension.

"Undoubtedly people could mistake them for a UFO, especially being so low down.

Well, undoubtedly, I could say many, many flattering things about Napoleon".

She has become a villainous beast in the eyes of the people but undoubtedly, she couldn't have been born a beast.