Sentence examples for doubt in which from inspiring English sources
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt, in which Dana Andrews gives one of his most effective performances, illustrates that greatness perfectly.
That provided the environment of laxity, confusion and doubt in which these abuses occurred, leading bishops to cover up rather than restore discipline -- and so get dubbed "fundamentalist".
Yet another is that "War and Peace," for all its radical unconventionality, emits that characteristically vague growl of nineteenth-century doubt in which God is no longer describable but impossible to abandon.
A secular age of faith appears to have collapsed in China, turning into a time of despair and doubt in which many people have no heroes and nothing to believe in.
The world of shadows and doubt in which the hapless noir protagonist found himself fed into the nasty suspicions of the men off at war: what were their women doing in their absence?
No wonder she jokes that Streep "sends me personal threats" now; ironically, it's not the first time Davis has been in the Oscar race with her – though back in 2009, she was nominated alongside her, rather than against her, as Best Supporting Actress for Doubt, in which she shared scenes with a formidable Streep (who was up for Best Actress).
Enjoyable though it was, there was little in Dane Baptiste's 2014 debut to prep us for this: a follow-up, Reasonable Doubts, in which he gets serious about the state of the world.
Despite the huge benefits of having more there are no doubt areas in which Britain could do with less.
The term gallerina was popularized last summer in Danielle Ganek's tart gallery novel, "Lulu Meets God and Doubts Him," in which the heroine toils for a pompous dealer.
The company's survival was in doubt in 2012, which was why the shares were just 14p.
But ultimately, the appeals judges are likely to give Lifland the benefit of the doubt in deciding which formula makes the most sense for the trustee to use in determining winners and losers, bankruptcy experts say.
