Sentence examples for doubt of seeing from inspiring English sources

A loss would leave New York hanging by a thread in the playoff race, and with some tough fixtures still left, in doubt of seeing the field after October.

No doubt tired of seeing others crank out well-received elaborations of his work, Trivers has finally produced a popularization of his own.

So, if we apply this to torture and watch George W. Bush say nothing in the realm of techniques used against detainees was illegal, we can extrapolate to considering his attitude shaped his mood, and no doubt his way of seeing.

Dhawan reached his century with successive boundaries square of the wicket on either side but the cavalier left-hander should have been stumped in the next over off JP Duminy as De Villiers, no doubt feeling the strain of seeing the ball dispatched to all corners, snatched at the opportunity and fumbled.

No doubt, many people are tired of seeing the rich and famous thumb their nose at the law and get off lightly.

But as it was Katehi herself who sanctioned the police actions, and although she instructed them to do so peacefully, thousands of people have signed a petition calling for her resignation – no doubt fuelled with the anger of seeing students unceremoniously subjected to pepper spray.

There's no doubt investors are getting tired of seeing their funding poured into legislative and judicial battles, instead of actually growing the product.

I have no doubt this shift in my way of seeing inspired us to start publishing books the following year.

The imperfect subjunctive is used to describe an act of seeing that one doubts or denies has happened in the past.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry reiterated Washington's determination to pursue negotiations with Iran, saying on Sunday the United States deserved "the benefit of the doubt" to see if a nuclear deal could be reached.

They are free of doubt, seeing themselves as taking orders from God, and are an unusually cohesive segment of Israeli society.