Sentence examples for frequent doubts from inspiring English sources

The popularity of the game in the United States and frequent doubts about the rules led to the foundation in 1881 of the U.S. National Lawn Tennis Association, later renamed the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association and, in 1975, the U.S. Tennis Association USTAA).

In spite of frequent doubts on ethical grounds regarding bereavement studies, many of the published data assessing questionnaire impact on participants has indicated a positive effect on the participants.

The most frequent doubt presented by phone was about the purchase and administration of Dantrolene® (30%).

Rand Paul's interview style suggests he has frequent self-doubts about the acceptability of his message.

In the spirit of fostering a little more humility in our private thinking and our public discourse, it might be worth remembering that some of those we admire the most have also been humble and engaged in frequent self-doubt.

But like DeWitt, she has begun receiving frequent messages from doubting pastors and churchgoers, seeking her help in making the leap away from God. "It's all new friends now," she said.

Mr. Vongerichten's frequent flier account no doubt puts each of theirs to shame.

But his career is still marked by frequent periods of self-doubt.

His sublime talent at the wheel was never in doubt, but frequent mechanical mishaps and the occasional accident were to deny him the winner's laurel wreath in a championship race, giving him the unwanted sobriquet of the most talented driver never to win a grand prix, as well as the record for driving for the highest number of teams in the history of the championship.

This was the kindly mandarin Tony Blair asked to look into how Srichand Hinduja, a rich Indian, got a British passport at his second time of asking, having been turned down the first time because of his frequent absences from Britain and doubts about his character.

And they choose to stay vocal, despite doubts, fear and frequent intimidation.