Sentence examples for faintest doubt from inspiring English sources

I was never in the faintest doubt of Stephen's total devotion - or mine to him.

Three of them were flogged in a row from Andrew Flintoff as if an additional statement were being made.Smith put on 85 in fewer than 10 overs for the first wicket with AB de Villiers, who made 42, putting the game beyond the faintest doubt, and then an unbeaten 72 with Jacques Kallis to round it off.

For all that, faint doubts remain.

After the previous season, on a Canadian cable sports channel, he dares to express faint doubts about the Colts' quarterback, Peyton Manning.

Invented Eden now gives me the opportunity to apologise to John Nance and to admit that although faint doubts will always remain, my indolent, secondhand opinion on the Tasaday was almost certainly wrong.

Perhaps it's the way he speaks – not just without the faintest glimmer of doubt but as if he were minting revelatory truths – that stirs his critics.

"There has not been the faintest shadow of doubt, not a trace of hesitation of where we stand, nowhere in Sweden," he told Reuters.

Yet still, I cannot resist adding a layer of ironic distance between me and my words – between my writing and your reading – which imparts a faint sense of doubt.

- without the faintest shadow of a doubt the most annoying cyclists of anywhere in existence.

"Quite possibly less harmful than boxing" is, no doubt, a faint endorsement for any human endeavor, but, considering the reputation M.M.A. developed in the nineties, this mixed verdict represents a distinct improvement.

Her characters (usually female) are frequently assailed by daunting forces — horrible men, all too often; but also self-doubt, faint-heartedness, conventionality, and the limitations of bourgeois Australian society during the fifties and sixties.