Sentence examples for began having doubts from inspiring English sources
His uncle opened his home to the young man but, according to court documents, soon began having doubts about Mr. Mast.
Kyle's mother, Eileen Haydock of Baldwin, N.Y., said she began having doubts about the foundation several years ago and discouraged her friends from contributing.
Mr. Zimmer supported the war from the beginning but began having doubts the moment he saw the images of American contract workers beaten to death, burned and hung from a bridge in Falluja.
He was an engineer, and he didn't interfere when he began having doubts about Metricom's zigzagging marketing strategy.
Quine began having doubts about analyticity about 1940, though he seems not to have been firmly committed against it until later.
Almost as soon as he arrived on campus, he began having doubts about whether or not he wanted to be there, but he soldiered on through coursework and exams.
In the beginning, this feeling we had was splendid, but, more recently, we have begun having doubts about some of the commanders who are with the Taliban" — he was alluding to the bin Laden crowd of foreigners — "and, following the martyrdom of Ahmed Shah Massoud, we realized that outside hands, terrorists, were involved in the movement.
Yet Mr. Kushner began having nagging doubts.
Middle school and high school are some of the toughest years where kids begin having self doubts and bullying starts becoming more violent," she says.
Mr. Grubman testified yesterday that he began to have doubts about WorldCom in March, when the Securities and Exchange Commission began an inquiry into WorldCom's accounting.
