Sentence examples for expressions of doubts from inspiring English sources
In appalling succession, we are led through details of camp life: the arrival of new prisoners, manifestations of the will to live, a birthday party, expressions of doubts about the existence of God, the guards' boredom, and the grim moment when identification numbers are read out, announcing those about to die.
They also highlighted that questioning could serve as heuristic devices to stimulate dialectical thinking during argumentation; act as starting points for expressions of doubts, rebuttals and counterarguments.
Others identify expressions of doubt as forms of sedition or as foreign interference.
That only goads Stephen S. Roach, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, to fresh expressions of doubt.
The legislative history includes several expressions of doubt that the immunity granted was coextensive with the privilege.
I saw expressions of doubt, scorn and outright rage from people across the ideological spectrum – some fellow feminists included.
Yet I remember specific expressions on the faces of everyone in this production: expressions of doubt and bitterness and wonder and, yeah, something like love.
It also spurred him to consider the limits of evangelicalism, which makes room for all sorts of sincere expressions of faith but not, often, for sincere expressions of doubt.
The motion was denied and the Court of Appeals affirmed, 100 U.S.App.D.C. 315, 244 F.2d 763, with expressions of doubt by two of the judges, who felt themselves bound by Blockburger v. United States, 284 U.S. 299, 52 S.Ct.
While expressions of doubt about the war were prosecuted as "defeatism" and an attack on military morale, one woman who was charged and convicted had friends who intervened in the appeals process.
By stressing the positive and countering the expressions of doubt, I.B.M. was sending a strong message, said Ulric Weil, a technology strategist at Weil & Associates, who said he expected the company's fortunes to turn upward in the second half of the year.
