Sentence examples for before doubts from inspiring English sources

Usually, however, it is not long before doubts begin to creep in.

After the initial euphoria of nationalisation, it wasn't long before doubts began to emerge.

In the end, that ball was auctioned for $551,841 before doubts about its authenticity led Leland's, the auction house, to cancel the sale.

Franklin was convicted nevertheless, and spent 5 years in jail, before doubts over the validity of his daughter's testimony were raised, and his conviction was overturned.

Mr. Guth strikingly calls attention to Elsa's moment of supreme happiness before doubts set in about Lohengrin's origin as she converses with Ortrud in dreamy ecstasy while playing with a feather.

Reagan was prevailed upon to moderate his critique, but not before doubts had been created as to the strength of the U.S. commitment to guaranteeing with nuclear weapons the security of its allies.

All that discussed before raises doubts about the establishment of interventionist policies by States victims of Terrorism, despite the fact that some of its proclamations have met with the precepts of economic liberalism and the capitalist system.

Before doubt had time to set in, the door swung open and a smiling woman in a powder-pink chef's uniform cheerily ushered us in.

This was, of course, before doubt had set in about America's presence in the Middle East, and Maines was seen as downright traitorous by many country fans for not voicing support for Bush and his war on terror.

Elegiac, intricate, whimsical and psychologically probing, the book was set in the 18th century, during an age of revolution and exploration, before "Doubt's advancing Phalanx" had weakened public confidence in the forward motion of civilization's march.

The all-female staff proved what many had before doubted – that women could manage the medical and administrative needs of a hospital just as well as men.