Sentence examples for deeper doubts from inspiring English sources
But the show -- in which, by the way, there are no photographs involving technical deceptions, digital or otherwise -- also affirms deeper doubts about photojournalism itself and its ability to tell us the truth about our world.
Without creative statecraft, particular problems will provoke deeper doubts about long-established understandings.
Underlying the debate over whether and how Europe can erect an effective firewall are deeper doubts about the continent's ability to grow.
I mean that the act of accepting payment, of taking the check or the cash in your hands, temporarily staves off some deeper doubt about your worth.
But Mr. McNamara had deep doubts.
There are deep doubts among Democrats from Rust Belt states with energy-intensive industries.
Despite deep doubts, they choose her son, wrongly assuming it's her wish.
The financial crunch has raised some deep doubts about identity and politics.
Even for death penalty supporters, these facts should raise deep doubts about this conviction.
