Sentence examples for and so doubt from inspiring English sources

And so, doubt seeded and germinated.

Mr. Christie's advisers are well aware of the charge that the mayor has not lived up to very high expectations, and so doubt that Mr. Booker will run.

"Not knowing the context of where the ossuary was found compromises anything we might say, and so doubts are going to persist".

Or perhaps the committee is distracted by regular elections, lively newspapers and other elements of democracy, and so doubts that Kashmir's problems are really serious.Neither answer is satisfactory.

Just as Thomas Kunkel's recent biography of Joseph Mitchell revealed that the author employed composite characters and other fictional touches, so doubt has been cast on the accuracy of some of Asbury's work.

And so, no doubt, will the wails about Hillary Clinton.

And so, no doubt, will be the DC issue with its own forthcoming reveal.

Anger that you have been so selfish and left us with so many questions and so much doubt.

The results shocked and infuriated many people, and so, no doubt, will a piece by Ivan Edeza in "Mexico City".

And so his doubt erodes what he's already got, until his eye is wandering and he's increasingly "curious" about exploring other, newer pleasures.

We face a government in England deliberately provoking us into a dispute and so no doubt already preparing for this," McAnea added.