Sentence examples for I'm somewhat doubtful from inspiring English sources

And so I'm somewhat doubtful that you can have a truly kind of non anthropocentric point of view.

"It can be done, but I'm somewhat doubtful that the Communist Party is willing to give up that kind of authority," said Jonathan Fenby, director of China research at Trusted Sources, an emerging-market consulting firm based in London.

I'm somewhat doubtful that users with sausage fingers will be able to type on the small keyboard though.

This statement from a Collaboration member summarises the changing face on consumer and community participation in research: " Originally I was somewhat doubtful about the importance of having consumer voices included in a project about diagnosis.

"A lot of times V.C.'s will say, 'We're not just money, we're value-add,' and I've always been somewhat doubtful of those claims," Mr. Walker said.

Whether they were actually Persian in origin is somewhat doubtful.

It is our duty, when the meaning of the findings is somewhat doubtful, to so construe them as to conform with and uphold the judgment.

Whether those kind of players will still be being produced without a figurehead club in the sport's top flight is somewhat doubtful.

She was somewhat doubtful, but when he said, "Well, for Gawd's sake, you here again," she untied her bonnet strings, took off her gloves, seized the bird and did a few Indian-club exercises with him.

The date of the systematic introduction of irrigation on a large scale in Mesopotamia is somewhat doubtful because most of the early sites of irrigation culture were covered long ago by accumulation of alluvial soil brought down by the spring floods of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.

Whether anything remotely realistic will result from the Pirate Party's brainstorming is somewhat doubtful.