Sentence examples for ever doubtful from inspiring English sources

She is ever doubtful of my space-program bona fides.

However, the existence of Stap cells grew ever more doubtful.

Those who study viewer and voter attitudes say the question of whether such conclusions are shared widely by people outside the insular circles of media and politics grows ever more doubtful.

As media groups' problems with online investments unfold, it seems ever more doubtful that the Internet can deliver as much as they hoped.The theory behind the AOL/Time Warner merger was that the Internet and media-and-entertainment should make a perfect marriage.

This is clearly not a term that has caught on and even if it ever does (doubtful), it's meaningless.

"I was considering giving up before Belgrade and now I have to say I'm very doubtful about ever wanting to do Eurovision again," he added.

Even so, one cannot help but think that the late Steve Jobs had he ever been persuaded (doubtful) to bless a four-fifths-sized iPad would not have allowed the Mini out of the door in its present state.

That is, he sketched designs for a pen in his Codex Atlanticus whether the instrument was ever made is doubtful.

In some sodden nooks it seemed doubtful they ever would.

That has been a doubtful assertion ever since the cold war – even more so after Libya.

After a year of costly fighting, national reunion seemed more doubtful than ever before.