Sentence examples for doubtful that that from inspiring English sources
Some lawmakers, however, seemed doubtful that that would happen.
"They were confident that the processes that were in place were sufficient, but we walked away from the meeting doubtful that that was the case," Mr. Atwood said Monday.
Upon learning that he is gay, the people who already know him are often surprised or even doubtful that that could be true, because they have seen how gender-conforming he is.
But many Democrats remained doubtful even after that, saying that Mr. Bush had set no timetable for delivering the money -- and noting that the budget request he had presented to Congress days earlier sought no money for the recovery effort in New York.
Or the two sides could agree to settle it, although Ms. Dugan suggested that that was doubtful.
He noted that doubtful precedents stated that Congress, and not another part of the government had the power to regulate everything that a tribe could or could not do, which renders tribal sovereignty a "nullity".
He added that it was doubtful whether that could even be done by the United Nations.
In spite of the doubtful voices that tell us that the issues of extreme poverty are simply insurmountable, we give because we know exactly how great a difference our few dollars can make.
(It's doubtful that any college could assist that sentence).
It seems doubtful that Thomas will have that chance, although only Walsh knows for sure.
It's doubtful that we'll see that kind of drama tonight.
