Sentence examples for would doubtless not from inspiring English sources

Which would doubtless not upset the general too much.

Even complaints about the movie's copious reliance on "origin stories" miss the mark, arising as they do from critics — from people — who would doubtless not part with their own origin stories.

The Times's assistant general counsel, George Freeman, said the paper would doubtless not have published victim's names, but that, "as a point of principle, the ruling should have included a presumption of the public's viewing everything that was in open court".

• To the Editor: An amended war powers resolution as proposed by James A. Baker III and Warren Christopher and their National War Powers Commission would doubtless not have yielded a different result in 2002 when Congress adopted a resolution authorizing the president to use force in Iraq.

Both sides need to be leant upon to find some kind of middle ground.Sudan is such a vast and ghastly mess that many outsiders would doubtless prefer not to get involved.

So maybe he lied to protect his mother, but voters would doubtless prefer him not to lie at all.Finally, two college mates claim that, when young, Mr Allen used racial epithets so offensive that prissy American newspapers cannot print them.

You learn as much about both the woman and her art as can probably be learned at this distance, which is plenty, but (as Sheehy would doubtless admit) still not enough to explain either.

Despite their perilous state, the two Express titles still have some kudos as a brand, so I imagine someone would buy them – but, doubtless, not at the kind of price Desmond would wish.

But he would doubtless prefer a copper, not a lawyer, to handle the paperwork afterwards.

It would doubtless have continued, had I not reported it.

Job: deputy chief operating officer, News Corporation Age: 39 Industry: broadcasting, digital media, publishing 2011 ranking: 11 It has been a year that James Murdoch would doubtless choose to forget – and not just because he tumbles to the verge of dropping out of the MediaGuardian 100.