Sentence examples similar to enhancing doubt from inspiring English sources

What follows is Sisson's long-standing ritual, enhanced, no doubt, by the majestic view of the Malibu canyons that rise and fall beyond an infinity pool.

An anxiety-enhancing, doubt-engendering report about the murder (or suicide) of a prosperous social climber in Virginia and the conviction (or railroading) of a woman who had been his lover; by the author of "Storming the Magic Kingdom".

I noticed Shearer on the returning Match Of The Day was actually noting new arrivals in the Premier League, pronouncing their names correctly, and even telling us about their scoring records in La Liga and so on, no doubt enhancing his future employment prospects in these difficult times.

The Saint of Bleecker Street is even more steeped in Menotti's Italian roots, including those he found among Italians in Philadelphia and later in Greenwich Village, New York, where the colourful procession in honour of the Neapolitan Saint Januarius had left a lasting sceptical impression on his northern Italian mind, enhancing his religious doubts.

Reviewers will be instructed to include any citation in case of doubt, thus enhancing the sensitivity of the initial selection step.

It was a ghostly assembly, an effect no doubt enhanced by the failing light.

The impact of Berle's ideas was no doubt enhanced by his decidedly nonradical biography.

Mr. Znaider's richly glowing, smoothly honeyed sound is no doubt enhanced by his Guarneri del Gesù violin (previously owned by Fritz Kreisler), which a foundation in Denmark, Mr. Znaider's home country, recently acquired for him.

Who am I to judge them?" DC have a huge following amongst drag queens, a factor no doubt enhanced by Independent Women, DC's contribution to the Charlie's Angels film soundtrack.

In recent weeks, I've fed on, been delighted or perplexed by, or didn't really even like — bad art inspires, too — a number of books, shows, and films that will no doubt enhance, in some mysterious, as yet untold way, the work that I do as a critic.

"When we felt we needed to make a change, we chose the guy with the most experience, and color had nothing to do with it," said King, relaxed in such conversation on a holiday when reflection on race is almost expected and on Monday was no doubt enhanced by the second inauguration of President Obama.