Sentence examples for deep doubt from inspiring English sources
'deep doubt' is perfectly correct and usable in written English
You can use it to convey a feeling of strong uncertainty or suspicion. For example, "He had a deep doubt that his plan would succeed."
But the self-portrait gives the clammy, fearful truth of a moment of deep doubt.
And mainstream economists, in surveys and interviews, have expressed deep doubt about whether his view of economics is correct.
LIONEL POILANE, France's best-known bread baker, has a very expressive face, and recently it was expressing deep doubt.
The impasse left the future of the bill in deep doubt and each party blaming the other.
This amounts to a wholesale indictment of 70 years of Soviet history and casts deep doubt on the possibilities of success -- and even relevance -- of perestroika.
Coming from a culture with a history of 5,000 years, I have an appropriate Chinese quote: "Deep doubt, deep wisdom; small doubts, small wisdom".
But Mr. McNamara had deep doubts.
Moffit expressed deep doubts about the capacity of Dimensions to run an efficient operation.
There are deep doubts among Democrats from Rust Belt states with energy-intensive industries.
