Sentence examples for express their doubts from inspiring English sources

But on "r/Bitcoin," the section of Reddit devoted to the digital currency, readers immediately began to express their doubts.

David Cameron could be heading for a bigger rebellion than expected over military strikes on Syria, as dozens of Tory MPs express their doubts about the move.

Inevitably, the critics made their formal peace with the new leader, but privately continued to express their doubts – as Wilson himself described it – "behind cupped hands".

Among the doubters and obstructionists, who express their doubts with varying degrees of condescension and hostility, are an initially sympathetic Air Force buddy (Bruce Willis) and several departments of the federal government.

This is an ideal atmosphere for the flourishing of Austerity, punitive yet salvific, patriotic in its contempt for the thought and the values of those of its countrymen who have doubts as to its wisdom, especially if they express their doubts in the press or at the polls.

Students from UNED showed less competence than those at Pablo de Olavide when deciding to "express their doubts to a professor-tutor", although they displayed more competence in the use of "Internet tutorials" (Fig. 5).

But some of them went on to express their doubt that he would be satisfied with a job of such limited rewards as that of a pitching coach.

Republicans have also expressed their doubts.

Even Mr Strauss-Kahn's detractors expressed their doubts.

When these were presented at the Nuremberg Toy Fair in 1974, many buyers expressed their doubts.

But those same reports have quoted U.S. officials expressing their doubts about being able to secure all the sites.