Sentence examples for undoubtedly sometimes from inspiring English sources

This exhibition is dotted with vintage photographs by the likes of Gustave Le Gray, and others of landscapes, peasants and nudes, similar to those Courbet owned and undoubtedly sometimes used in his work.

"The experience," Judge Michael A. Ponsor wrote, "left me with one unavoidable conclusion: that a legal regime relying on the death penalty will inevitably execute innocent people -- not too often, one hopes, but undoubtedly sometimes".

"That dynamic — though undoubtedly subconscious — sometimes takes precedence over considering what might be best for society".

Its main fictional contention is that the playwright was not killed "in a tavern brawl" in Deptford, but spirited away by colleagues in the secret service (with which he was undoubtedly involved), lived sometimes abroad and sometimes in England, took the name William Shakespeare and wrote the plays we (or most of us) always thought were produced by the Swan of Avon.

Sometimes, undoubtedly, that is the case.

"They are undoubtedly forcing them sometimes, but its always an indication of whether you hit the joke or didn't".

There is an inherent risk in relying on aging players, which the Yankees undoubtedly know, and sometimes that susceptibility is unavoidable.

One of my neighbors in the apartment building across the street spends a lot of time at her mirror examining her pores, and I can see her doing it, just as she can undoubtedly see me sometimes.

Bosc's was undoubtedly forward but sometimes you make your own luck – and by the end of the match the Catalans were convinced it had more than evened out.

Although some of the progress in industry is undoubtedly real, appearances sometimes can be deceiving.

Comparing the two, the Melbourne press hypocritically defended Wills: "Undoubtedly Wills throws sometimes, but there is some decency about it, some disguise".