Sentence examples for familiar doubts from inspiring English sources

Then the project became mired in familiar doubts.

In Tahrir Square, the news of Mr. Mubarak's health was met with familiar doubts.

Familiar doubts would have returned, too; they still may, in fact.

There is still a lot to like about a team boasting the league's most prolific offense (for both yards and points scored), but certainly there is pressure on Atlanta to win this week and stop familiar doubts from creeping back in.

It is, then, a familiar doubt that has nagged in the background of Scotland's bubbly regrouping for the first time since a World Cup campaign that, for all its agonising finale, left them more satisfied than England or any other European side.

Most of it will be familiar, no doubt.

"You don't know [bleep] about [bleep], so shut up!" Maury, familiar, no doubt, with Robert's Rules of Order, gavels the crowd into line with the shouted phrase "Wait a minute!

The present earl, also William Herbert, is no doubt familiar with them and may have to answer Sonnet 9's opening question: "Is it for fear to wet a widow's eye/That thou consum'st thyself in single life?" The sonnets worked with the earlier earl.

This was no doubt familiar, too.

A familiar refrain, no doubt, in the Tory whips' office.

You are no doubt familiar with the look.