Sentence examples for be doubtful about from inspiring English sources

He continued to be doubtful about this, but by the early 1950s his doubts had sufficiently dissipated for publication to become a possibility.

I think we have to be doubtful about that".

"The new site is intended partly, of course, for museums or art dealers who may be doubtful about a work of art that they have been offered.

Terry is understood to be doubtful about the potential of a club that have not come close to competing with City this summer, much less Real Madrid, in the acquisition of new players.

In recent days, though, Mr Eikenberry has pitched in forcefully with messages expressing his opposition to a troop surge.The details of his messages are not known, but Mr Eikenberry is said to be doubtful about Mr Karzai's reliability as a partner and his willingness to curb corruption.

Met audiences have tended to be doubtful about such updatings, but the previous production, from 1989, never inspired much affection, and if anyone can sell a difficult concept it is the excellent opening-night cast: the soprano Diana Damrau, the tenor Piotr Beczala and the baritone Zeljko Lucic.

I'm doubtful about that".

Financial reparations he was doubtful about; apologies seemed trifling.

Rhinehart, naturally, is doubtful about this line of thinking.

Western officials are doubtful about the accuracy of this claim.

But senators were doubtful about Mr. Sullivan's assurances.