Sentence examples for expressed a doubt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, who has presided over more than 100 executions, has never expressed a doubt about the assembly-line process by which Texas courts dispatch people to its execution chamber.

This I believe to be incontrovertible, though the opinion just delivered may seem to express a doubt of it.

It was really surprising to people and they expressed a lot of doubt about it.

Among those who say they are "very active" (55% of all Mormons), 6% expressed a degree of doubt.

Elected officials expressed a number of doubts about the companies' effectiveness in monitoring speech.

These days, even some of his strongest supporters are expressing a few doubts.

Most of the commentators, however, accept the former claim, but express a range of doubts about the latter.

When the executive who interviewed her for the position at Martin Marietta expressed doubt a woman could do the job, she pushed back -- hard -- and he was so impressed by her toughness that he gave her the job.

In a momentous battle over whether the Web should remain free and open, members of a Federal Appeals Court expressed doubt over a government requirement that Internet service providers treat all traffic equally, Edward Wyatt reports.

Except the faces express a degree of self-doubt which would not appear on an anthropological object.

And, as an amateur baseball historian, he expressed his doubt by quoting a legend.