Sentence examples for were doubtless not from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the sharp, direct New York profanity of 1970s dive bar punks Blondie, a group who were doubtless not strangers to such language.

In any case, those who weren't scared off by either genre were doubtless not going to make a special trip to see Daniel Craig or Harrison Ford.

But this is doubtless not the last of the Clinton campaign's dirty tricks.

He made his unbreakable bond with me – one he was doubtless not even aware of – on Saturday 11 July 1987.

Ike Turner was, doubtless, not all bad, but Tina's terse comment last week made a damning epitaph: 'Tina is aware that Ike passed away earlier today.

Danton's support of the governmental policy of stabilization was doubtless not without ulterior motives, both personal and political; he was determined to save friends of his who had been arrested or who were in danger of arrest.

He almost certainly took pleasure, too — for this thought was doubtless not lost on him — in the idea that on any given day, slung unobtrusively over his shoulder, there might lurk a letter from one Great Power to another, filled with all the threats, blandishments and cunning hollow promises Diplomacy entails, awaiting delivery by its creator.

"The motivation for this savage libel was doubtless not merely to undermine the security of the asylum Mr Berezovsky had been granted in 2003 – granted, I should add, over a well-found fear of political persecution in Russia – but also to muddy the waters of the murder investigation and deflect attention from what the programme itself called the Russian trail leading back to Moscow".

We are doubtless not the only ones to point this out, but we did notice and point out to others that at least the Aczel theory has a perfectly obvious analogue of the cumulative hierarchy.

Audi is doubtless not blind to smog-choked Beijing's need for vehicles with zero tailpipe emissions, but nor are they going all-in with a pure battery-electric.

Traditions and cultures are doubtless not fixed, being reinvented over time (Hobsbawm 1983).