Sentence examples for would undoubtedly call from inspiring English sources

Paul Nicholson, beaten by Robert Thornton in a sudden-death leg after what, if I were in Sky's commentary box, I would undoubtedly call a terrific tungsten tussle, was typically gracious in defeat.

Trump and Bannon would undoubtedly have called Deep Throat glaring evidence of an American Deep State.

Were he alive today, Niebuhr would undoubtedly be calling for an end to that war and decrying the messianic verbiage used to justify it.

When organisers considered how to maintain the competition's appeal in a Sid-less world, someone evidently came up with the answer, "More birds", as these performers would undoubtedly be called.

Naturally, the next question he fielded was about Ronaldo's reaction to a goal that the Portuguese would undoubtedly be proud to call his own.

Failure to qualify would undoubtedly lead to calls for a change of manager and root-and-branch change in the Scottish game.

And although almost everybody may agree that Nazism was a unique evil, a ban on Nazi symbols would undoubtedly lead to a call for other similar bans.

But he is wary of tinkering with treaties, which would undoubtedly spark backbench Conservative calls for a referendum.

Some may ascribe this to the natural rhythms of a product launch, but a continuation of this brief trend would undoubtedly lead to more fervent calls for alarm.

She is not widely known, but she would undoubtedly generate enormous publicity as the first woman to call National Football League games regularly.

Mr. Lanier would undoubtedly be more of a household name if he were not a large, dreadlocked, anything but telegenic figure with facial hair called "mossy" in a 2011 profile in The New Yorker.