Sentence examples for developed doubts about from inspiring English sources

Soon after Jefferson came to power, he, like Adams, developed doubts about the unbounded liberty of the press.

By then, he had developed doubts about the system, but says leaving the Stasi would have had severe consequences.

He pleaded not guilty to the charges but acknowledged a sexual encounter with Ms. Diallo and the case against him was dismissed when prosecutors developed doubts about her case.

The legal blowback was considerable, as some supporters of Mr. Assange, including his partner, Daniel Domscheit-Berg — on whose book the film is partially based — developed doubts about the unfettered release of information that might damage individuals and legitimate political or business efforts.

Mazzetti closes his narrative with an interview with Richard Blee, a retired C.I.A. operations officer who worked aggressively against Al Qaeda at the Counterterrorist Center before and after September 11th, and who, like the Shin Bet directors in "The Gatekeepers," has since developed doubts about tactics he once embraced.

That source, described in the C.I.A. white paper as having provided "the majority of our information on Iraq's mobile program," was never interviewed by American intelligence officials before the war, an American government official said Tuesday, and the German government had developed doubts about his information last May.

Evidence showed that a sexual encounter had taken place, but in August, the Manhattan district attorney's office moved to dismiss the criminal case, saying that prosecutors had developed doubt about Ms. Diallo's credibility.

But Novoselic was developing doubts about the grinder itself.

Osgood was not the first person to develop doubts about Brigham.

Polls suggested that Democrats were starting to develop doubts about the strength of his candidacy.

But if action does not match the stated commitment, staff and clients may develop doubts about the real purpose".