Sentence examples for doubt the solidity of from inspiring English sources
The prolonged wars and especially the Spanish rebellion made Fouché doubt the solidity of the empire, and from 1807 he began to intrigue, mainly with the royalists and with England.
Yet because he doubts the solidity of his own existence as a human being, he surrounds himself with enough remainders to provide a reassuringly packed context — not only the detritus of everyday life but made-to-order roofs and walls, staircases strewn with cigarette butts, and phony tenants, all magicked into stage sets where he can fit in, like a doll in a toy house.
There are doubts about the solidity of their scrum.
Leaders of all political stripes articulated doubts about the solidity of the case against Mr. Andreotti and, in some cases, about the credibility of the Italian judicial system, which has often been accused of bias and political crusading.
Of course, a lot of smart people throughout history have had their doubts about the solidity of "person", "place", and "time".
Investors continued to question the solidity of the banking sector.
Mr. Monti said European institutions must build up sufficient means to dispel any doubts among international investors about the solidity of the single currency.
The solidity of the suit was the issue, so when North bid seven clubs, indicating a cloud of doubt, South knew what to do.
The solidity of twin stoppers was prioritised.
