Examples of using "Ongetwijfeld" in a sentence and their english translations:
- No doubt.
- Undoubtedly.
No doubt.
Laura may have been sick.
Tom certainly is eloquent.
- It's bound to rain.
- It'll definitely rain.
- It'll rain for sure.
No doubt they feel threatened.
Well that’s the story, and no doubt some Vikings believed it, and some no doubt did
They would unquestionably diminish his bellicose outbursts.
Tom certainly is an eloquent speaker.
She must have once been a real beauty.
They're definitely more than just friends.
There’s no doubt these Tarzan-like characters could easily kill us.
That car is no doubt in an awful condition.
Metal cases are undoubtedly tougher, but much more expensive.
He was unquestionably a gifted soldier and administrator, but his personality clash,
- It'll definitely rain.
- It'll rain for sure.
Few can believe that suffering, especially by others, is in vain. Anything that is disagreeable must surely have beneficial economic effects.
A banker need not be popular; indeed a good banker in a healthy capitalist society should probably be much disliked. People do not wish to trust their money to a hail-fellow-well-met but to a misanthrope who can say no.
People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage. Intellectual myopia, often called stupidity, is no doubt a reason. But the privileged also feel that their privileges, however egregious they may seem to others, are a solemn, basic, God-given right. The sensitivity of the poor to injustice is a trivial thing compared with that of the rich.
More than once in history have people revolted against the inequalities of life and refused to submit to the restraints of laws and creeds. They have often gone through a period of communism and red terror in the hope of realizing ultimately the Perfect State. Their leaders, undoubtedly sincere at first, espouse the utopian dream, declaring themselves the exponents of its ideals, the promised messengers of its blessings. But with the material for revolt ready at hand, and unable to resist the seductions of nascent power, they soon undergo that transformation which history identifies, often not unjustly, with demagogy, if they fail, or with autocracy, if they succeed. In either case, by utilizing the elements of negation in Society, they become apostles of violence, proclaiming the theory of "creative destruction." But instead of creating a utopia on the ruins of their making, they only succeed in setting up, as history shows, another government, which, no matter how just and sound its foundations are in theory, soon becomes in practice more despotic and corrupt.