Sentence examples for doubt from a from inspiring English sources

Now here, it was suggested to bleary-eyed fellow reporters (no doubt from a long night of prayer), was a real religion story.

But the school's plans have brought hand-wringing and doubt from a contingent of loyalists who view the purchase as the abandonment of the school's professed concern for social justice.

MOSCOW — He seemed to wince a bit as he sauntered on stage — a twinge no doubt from a lingering back injury — but as he took his seat before scores of cameras in a hall packed with more than 1,000 journalists on Thursday, President Vladimir V. Putin was clearly in his element: under the bright lights, jaunty and confident, arriving to theme music befitting an action hero.

We only had one shot and it was the end of the video [but]I had no doubt, from a cinematic standpoint, that it was going to work.

Thompson told BBC Scotland: "There's no doubt from a footballing point of view it wasn't the right thing to do, but we still believe it was the right thing from a financial point of view.

It also seems that the era of excessive pixels is well and truly upon us, as the chip promises to be able to encode and decode 1080p video… no doubt from a 5mm lens.

That they never said that publicly is no surprise – why would you remove any doubt from an opponent who had to prepare for the Wildcat?

Donegan's willingness to experiment is never in doubt, from an absurd little painting of Karl Marx on a handprint turkey to a group of abject abstractions involving glitter and metallic tape (among other things) on cardboard.

No doubt from an extensive reading of the scientific literature.

Students were able to square-dance around the 500-word maximum, sometimes going over with the benefit of the doubt from an admission officer.

The party faces growing doubts from a public that has historically returned it to power with huge majorities.