Sentence examples for doubtful sentiment from inspiring English sources
The lyrics underline the doubtful sentiment, comparing the singer to a fashion doll, while the listeners are rag dolls, falling for her music with no reason at all; a questioning, in essence, of a music industry devoted to thrusting forward that week's sweetheart.
Larkin himself, the old curmudgeon, seemed doubtful about the sentiment.
Doubtful that he would echo the sentiments of his son, who said, "It's sad...but sadder still to consider what has happened to the city of Detroit, which has been left hollow by fleeing jobs and liberal social policies".
Even if Milenka's sentiments echo that of every Irish mammy, it's doubtful that will slow down the €100 million ($108 million) development planned for a site that is, for now, home to one of the city's vibrant subcultures.
Summing up Brandt's visit to Britain on 2 March 1970, this newspaper wrote: "It is doubtful if relations between Britain and Germany have ever been better – not on a basis of overflowing sentiment, but in terms of quiet trust, patience and understanding".
Despite such sentiments, Abe is finding it extremely difficult to garner support for his plans, and it is doubtful that significant numbers of those reactors will be coming online anytime soon.
The President seemed doubtful.
