Sentence examples for allowing doubt from inspiring English sources

Until now, Cameron - the "vote blue, go green" leader, has simply operated a climate omerta, allowing doubt to surround his real views.

In October 2008, she had surgery on her right shoulder, and a slow recovery affected her as much mentally as it did physically, allowing doubt to creep into her game.

The audience, too, needs to be fooled for a while, and Mr. Sarsgaard handles a tricky role with sly aplomb, allowing doubt and then revulsion to mix, drop by drop, into our impression of him.

That's how far the union has gone in allowing doubt about its clients to be sown in the minds of fans, and how badly it has allowed the game's reputation to suffer.

Either Europe speaks up, affirming itself and demonstrating that the European project still has a future, in which case the British partisans of union will see their position strengthened; or it falls silent, allowing doubt and discouragement to creep in and, by its inertia, sending the signal that it's now every man for himself.

Yet Bulgakov also skilfully allowed doubt to creep in.

One of the distinguishing features of this book is that you allow doubt into the picture.

Except the manager, Randolph said before Tuesday's game, must never allow doubt to enter his mind.

But in this case, we found a few more reports on the BBC than elsewhere which allowed doubt to creep in - whether by reporting that such weapons had not been found or by casting doubt on their possible use.

He has faltered not for the lack of a forehand down the line or sliced backhand but because he allows doubt to nobble him when confronted by those he fears most.

This confluence of events may be enough to allow doubt to creep into a clubhouse, but as the Rockies slipped into their dress shirts and ties, they did not wear looks of concern.