Sentence examples similar to doubt his power from inspiring English sources

(Are we sitting in Rembrandt's lap?) The artist doesn't doubt his powers.

Although there is no doubting his power, his home run output is helped by his stadium.

Having problems luring Sol Campbell to Fratton Park, the cheeky chappy is doubting his powers of persuasion.

There is no doubt his powers, like Gerrard's, have been on the wane with age.

Doubt his staying power and he says that he will be at the Old Vic for another nine years: "People are beginning to see I'm serious about this," he says.

Mr. Tucker had no doubt of his power to inspire.

There was never a doubt that his power would return -- he did come close last weekend against the Tampa Bay Rays, mashing balls high off the fence at Tropicana Field -- but Rodriguez, perhaps jokingly, said he felt otherwise.

Some scouts, however, have doubts about his power and wonder whether he can anchor a power position like third base.

No doubt proves his powers.

Margaret Thatcher succeeded him in 1979 with little cabinet experience, but few doubted her power, for better or worse.

But I'm glad that McQueen didn't doubt the power of dramatic filmmaking when he turned his attention to "12 Years a Slave".