Sentence examples for doubts of how from inspiring English sources

Despite my doubts of how successful they'd become, I've always loved these four Brits.

Mr. Frost did not make a public endorsement, though he left little doubt of how he saw the race settling.

If ever in doubt of how to proceed I invite you to consider the words of the sufi master Rumi.

"Without a doubt, the question of how much reform and what kind of reform is something that has yet to be answered," Walda said.

I think what Melissa W. illustrates is not just her own plight, but all of our doubts on how the civilian world treats veterans when on the job hunt.

The Bundys, no doubt aware of how other occupations (notably Occupy) have gathered inchoate political discontent around symbolic dissent, were bidding to be heroes.

Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., no doubt aware of how sharply these actions clash with his confirmation-time vow to be judicially modest and simply "call balls and strikes," wrote a separate opinion trying to excuse the shameless judicial overreaching.

If you ever have doubt think of how your admission may help someone else to come forward.

To avoid any doubt of just how bad conditions were and who was most responsible the UN convened an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which rapidly fixed blame on rich nations.

Naomi Oreskes is a professor of the history of science at Harvard University and the coauthor of "Merchants of Doubt: How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global Warming".

We no doubt have records of how people voted, perhaps even of what they said, and of how the crowd reacted.