Sentence examples for doubts coexist from inspiring English sources
Yet such doubts coexist with a French sense of cultural superiority to the United States that often seems overwhelming.
The king's main problem is not the global economic restructuring brought about by empire, but his unstable character, in which self-doubt coexisted with mulelike stubbornness, and plodding conventionality belied a lurid imagination prone to interpret events in apocalyptic terms.
Longtime Parcells-watchers doubt his ability to coexist peacefully with Jones, who is listed as owner/president/general manager.
Ben Shpigel wrote: Tomlinson said that the locker room was "as bad as I've ever been around, honestly," and that the feud between Holmes and Mark Sanchez was so intense that he doubted whether they could coexist next season.
Tomlinson said that the locker room was "as bad as I've ever been around, honestly," and that the feud between Holmes and Mark Sanchez was so intense that he doubted whether they could coexist next season.
She allows Ma's love for Ernie to coexist with her doubts about his ability to keep his head above water.
They can all coexist and collaborate, and no doubt the future will hold a blend of these and other approaches.
But more oil means more drilling, resulting in tons of waste that is putting cropland at risk and raising doubt among farmers that these two cash crops can continue to coexist.
Past and present coexist.
