Sentence examples for deep doubts on from inspiring English sources
The prime minister was not bone-headed, his letters to the president warned of deep doubts on the part of both MPs and the public, and shrewdly anticipated great difficulty in whipping Europe into line.
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.
Under cross-examination, Mr. Lichtman succeeded in casting deep doubt on Mr. DiLeonardo's testimony, shredding his claims that he agreed to help the government only after Mr. Gotti tried to turn his son Michael against him.
Donor activities and their impact since the Cold War vindicate his deep doubts about reliance on donor assistance.
But Mr. McNamara had deep doubts.
— The Michigan presidential primary on Tuesday offers Rick Santorum — and skeptical conservatives — the best chance yet to turn nagging questions about Mitt Romney into deep doubts about his candidacy.
And with the loss of the Massachusetts Senate race, that purpose--and his ability to act on it--has been put in deep doubt.
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". Doubt and uncertainty compel us to deeper wisdom and bigger actions.
They, too, feel deep joy, deep sorrow, deep doubt.
