Sentence examples for certain amount of doubt from inspiring English sources

Winchell cleared up a certain amount of doubt in this field when he began the new working year with a column speculating on the sort of type the newspapers will use in announcing his death.

Maybe I'm bitter but I think that's strictly amateur night!" Having once envisaged a career behind the scenes, Fey admits to a certain amount of doubt at her recent good fortunes: "Ah, the impostor syndrome!?

But while there's been a certain amount of doubt about what the Union can do this year based on that lack of movement, those who've watched them more closely, especially in their revival after Curtin took over, suggest that the Union could be sleepers to watch this year.

Therefore there is good reason to have a certain amount of doubt about this theory.

Perhaps not immediately, because we would expect a certain amount of uncertainty and chaos in the transition to new political leadership, but no doubt soon the people will be heard and new leaders will emerge.

Rather, he relegates these issues to the footnotes and appendixes, particularly the odd Appendix D, titled "Eidetic Memory and False Memory (and Autism)," in which he explains that a certain amount of image embellishment "no doubt happens within all of us".

A certain amount of dramatic compression was no doubt necessary to transfer the story of New York's 19th-century streets to the screen.

And though he expressed some concerns about cost overruns in the mountain events, there is no doubt that a certain amount of exorbitance and grandiosity have been part of his plan from the beginning.

No one doubts that a certain amount of liquidity needs to be injected into the economy.

No doubt there's a certain amount of gimmickry, not to say hocus-pocus, involved in this process.

Angulo had come ready, no doubt, to weather a certain amount of abuse in the early rounds, in the hope that he might become the abuser later on.