Sentence examples for fundamental doubt about from inspiring English sources
Disney's exit from the field of full-length hand-drawn animated movies betrayed a fundamental doubt about the company's ability to make the movies that defined it: gorgeously rendered, impeccably styled musicals for the whole family, unabashedly saccharine and, for the modern age, almost unthinkably unironic.
Stafford Smith has fundamental doubts about the proceedings.
Today's unprecedented market volatility raises fundamental doubts about the validity of many indices.
"I have some fundamental doubts about the ability to monetise social platforms," Sorrell told the Royal Television Society Cambridge Convention on Friday.
But the losses that companies like Fiat, Ford and General Motors have been piling up in the region raise fundamental doubts about the future of automobile manufacturing in Western Europe.
Ahmed Wali became both too big for the CIA to jettison and the source of fundamental doubts about what US troops are leaving behind.
Not surprisingly, reports on the deliberations of the council stressed the unanimity of panelists' views; apparently few members expressed any fundamental doubts about the wisdom of the project they were considering.
Much has been made of Keller leading the team to their statistically best-ever second half of the season in 13-14 but alarmist headlines like that of Welt ("Keller about to be dismissed") reflect fundamental doubts about his future that have never fully disappeared.
It was not Mende's intention to voice fundamental doubts about the free western order.
Raised in a conventional Christian home, Mead struggled during his years at Oberlin and Harvard with a loss of certainty as fundamental doubts about religion in general and Christianity in particular produced a personal spiritual crisis.
Inaction could also "create fundamental doubts about the creditworthiness of the United States, and damage the special role of the dollar and Treasury securities in global markets in the long term," Bernanke added.
