Sentence examples for undoubtedly echoes from inspiring English sources

TS Eliot, for example, who thought very highly of the senior poet, and published him in The Criterion, undoubtedly echoes Monro's style at times in The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock.

These undoubtedly echo some of the passions driving the recent Brexit vote.

Eleven years earlier, Stoppard's hero Lord Malquist said, undoubtedly echoing his author's views, "Since we cannot hope for order, let us withdraw with style from the chaos".

It is a sentiment most Manchester United fans would undoubtedly echo.

The undoubtedly forbidding wall echoes Peter and Alison Smithson's Robin Hood Gardens, with its 10ft-high acoustic wall, which also shields the East End London estate from the cacophony of traffic noise.

The echo of the Reyhanli blasts is undoubtedly intended to reach Israel and Jordan, forcing their governments to reconsider venturing any deeper into Assad's backyard.

The conclusions of the Growth and Opportunity Project echoed loudly on the right, and they undoubtedly helped immigration reform pass in the U.S. Senate, with fourteen Republican votes.

Hamilton echoed the thoughts of many when he said: "Undoubtedly we may lose time this weekend but if everyone's taken it off then everyone will lose the same pretty much.

A refusal to over-indulge in celebration when he equalised (The Bernabeu more than made up for his reluctance as his name echoed around the stadium) showed old comradeship still exists and he will undoubtedly be emotional at Old Trafford.

"Had the true financial facts been known," Justice Lippmann wrote, echoing Justice York, "the public testimony in opposition to fare and toll hikes would undoubtedly have been far more vigorous, spirited and persuasive".

Undoubtedly interesting; undoubtedly flawed.