Sentence examples for a sign of doubt from inspiring English sources

The appointment of a director of football is often seen as a sign of doubt in the team's manager, an admission that the manager cannot be trusted to bring the right players to the club.

In retrospect, we can see that his merely bog-standard belief in the innocence of his media man, Andy Coulson, was really a sign of doubt rather than faith.

Isn't illiquidity always a sign of doubts about solvency?

Hanophy's absolute power remains unchanged, and he continues to exercise it with evident enjoyment, and without any sign of doubt.

Blair said that he could not at this point afford to give Bush any sign of doubt, even if he went against what the attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, was telling him at the time.

In the runup towards Saturday night there were the usual nudges and whispers as to the legality of what Joe Marler might be up to – usually a sign of Australian doubts – and whether Roman Poite's reputation as a referee normally able to spot the pack in charge was justified.

In a first sign of doubt from within the interim cabinet installed after the military takeover, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Ziad Bahaa El-Din said the government must not copy the "oppressive" policies of its foes.

Strive to remember that doubt arises for good reasons so it is not your enemy or a sign of inferiority, as doubt is used by your mind to warn you to avoid a danger.

That's probably a sign of progress, no doubt better than the "deer-in-the-headlight" stares of curiosity I encountered at other studios when we first pitched VR technologies to strategy executives just a year ago.

They report any signs of doubt, and if the young man seems to waver, a senior trainer will arrive to bolster his resolve.

Leaders who maintain their composure will never show any signs of doubt.