Sentence examples for days of doubt from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, after several days of doubt over whether he was speaking officially or merely giving his personal reaction, Mr Danoch's remarks were fully backed up by the Israeli foreign ministry, according to a report in the entertainment newspaper Variety.

He probably has forgotten those early days of doubt and tentativeness.

Here's the lesson Powell took from Panama: the invasion, he wrote, confirmed all his "convictions over the preceding twenty years, since the days of doubt over Vietnam.

Stefani and Kamal's romance blossomed in the first days of No Doubt.

The mornings, when I grab my downhill skis, had become days of worry and doubt".

Five factories defeated the contract in the first few days of voting, raising doubts about its chances for approval.

I don't have that capacity; and in these days of digital animation I doubt that even children would fall for her "Looney Tunes" manner.

It was an upsetting text to speak, especially in the early days of rehearsal, and without doubt a harrowing piece to learn and live with.

Of course, no one who took even passing notice of Leveson's 100 days of public hearings could doubt that elements of the press need to clean up their act.

I had one of those days where the big gray clouds of doubt started creeping in.

But at the memorial, Ms. Smith kept in mind the days of Vietnam fighting and doubting.