Sentence examples for undoubtedly thought from inspiring English sources

The compassionate Sister Margaret undoubtedly thought she was making the right decision.

And the town's whites undoubtedly thought it just as well not to mention the bones buried in unmarked graves around the Colfax courthouse.

They undoubtedly thought highly enough of their running mates to have confidence in their ability to take over their administration in case of incapacity or death.

Plenty of Londoners, particularly those who live in neighborhoods with a large colored population, undoubtedly thought at first — and even seemed to enjoy saying with grim "I told you so" satisfaction — that Enoch Powell's famous prophecy of racial fury that would one day bloody the waters of the Thames was being proved right at last.

Congress undoubtedly thought that both groups of aliens, inadmissible aliens at the threshold and criminal aliens under final order of removal, could be constitutionally detained on the same terms, since it provided the authority to detain both groups in the very same statutory provision.

With the entire case against him resting on a single e-mail, Quattrone and his lawyers undoubtedly thought they could beat the odds and win an acquittal.

I undoubtedly think that.

Many parents undoubtedly think so (college was a long time ago), and some researchers do, too.

The college basketball fan in your life, unless she went to Florida or Virginia Commonwealth, undoubtedly thinks the draw her team received in the men's N.C.A.A. tournament was fair at best - and a gross miscarriage of justice at worst.

The new owners undoubtedly think so as well.

Her 2.6 million viewers undoubtedly think it's Yum-O.