Sentence examples for undoubtedly feels from inspiring English sources

And going back to the National, now, undoubtedly feels like another turning point.

Beijing undoubtedly feels uneasy about how its support for Mr. Assad has soured relations with Arab governments.

In this deliberately artificial context, justice begins to feel as remote for the viewer as it undoubtedly feels to Mr. Adams.

The administration undoubtedly feels that showing coffins on television or having the president attend funerals would undermine public support for the war.

Jet Li at 70 will probably still be moving better than most of us did at 20. He, however, undoubtedly feels the difference, and more to the point, it matters to him.

Its plot suggests Vera's headlines, not Nadia's heartbeats, and the compassion the author undoubtedly feels for the literary-minded Ukrainian girl in the strawberry-stained jeans could have used more water, more sun and fewer stereotypes.

Or maybe that isn't so strange: her audience undoubtedly felt the same feelings — of being dazzled, really — that I felt when I saw her play at Dizzy's.

That said, some very successful small-business owners would undoubtedly feel the Buffett pinch.

Neither the fear nor the fury that she undoubtedly felt compromise the clarity of her observations.

In this enveloping whiteness, Long Island melancholics will undoubtedly feel guilty until proven innocent.

Fans must have undoubtedly felt some mild dislocation when Fox Family entered the picture.