Sentence examples for doubts along from inspiring English sources

He admitted some doubts along the way, saying there were times he asked himself, "How good can I be?

Going it alone was not easy; Montgomery, who is married with three children, confessed to doubts along the way.

After deciding to return to elite competition last year, Torres has sculpted her middle-aged body into an instrument capable of swimming faster than in her younger years, raising some doubts along the way about her methods.

It would probably be wrong to disclose what happens, but the author has sowed some conspicuous doubts along the way, as if to reinforce his writing by telegraphing ahead.

A reconstruction of the administration's Iraq policy review, based on more than a dozen interviews with senior advisers, Bush associates, lawmakers and national security officials, reveals a president taking the lead in driving the process toward one more effort at victory -- despite doubts along the way from his own military commanders, lawmakers and the public at large.

For doubts along these lines, see Hawthorne (2007).

Indeed, the country had some doubts all along, but they were submerged.

If all does not go well, another attempt to dethrone the traditional piston engine will no doubt come along in due course.

Of course, if you can boast Lenny Henry or Chiwetel Ejiofor as your leading man, black patrons will no doubt come along.

Maybe for some odd reason the writers, no doubt chivvied along by the actors, feel a duty to explain what really happened in series one.

Reporters were no doubt prodded along by the wealth of information provided by Rochester TV newswoman Rachel Barnhart.