Sentence examples similar to cast deep doubt from inspiring English sources

The opinion is important in part because it casts deep doubts about many of the government's assertions about Dr. Lee's supposed deceptiveness and the value of the secrets he is accused of downloading, issues at the heart of the prosecution's case.

America's word — the present Administration's, anyway — has in fact been cast into the deepest doubt, and that is one of the reasons its diplomacy has not been effective.

They, too, feel deep joy, deep sorrow, deep doubt.

Deep doubts set in.

But I have deep doubts.

But Mr. McNamara had deep doubts.

Subsequent research, however, has cast considerable doubt on these conclusions.

That cast serious doubt on the map's authenticity.

Cast no doubt on the bows of either woman.

This central idea is not cast in doubt by underdetermination.

This change cast further doubt on Struve's data.