Sentence examples for great doubts from inspiring English sources

I've struggled for confidence and had great doubts about myself.

A major philosophical treatise in the Japanese Neo-Confucian tradition, The Record of Great Doubts illuminates a crucial chapter in East Asian intellectual history.

According to Dr. Schleicher, initially, "we had great doubts that it would be possible to develop a test that works across languages and cultures".

"I have great doubts about whether they're sufficient," Stefano Micossi, an economist and the director of Assonime, an Italian business research group, said of the austerity package.

"I had great doubts about Dines's compliance with the producer-only rule," said Ms. Planck, who was director of the Greenmarket for about six months in 2003.

Gillan, a senior Tory backbencher, said she and many colleagues had "great doubts" and warned intervention could lead to "absolute disaster".

The outcome of that pressing question is never in any great doubt, of course.

So when he has moments of doubt (great doubt), they are all the more powerful.

These cases, as well as many commentators, [n6] have cast great doubt upon the soundness of Perez.

"From a Chicagoan's perspective, there's a great doubt over this," said Dick Simpson, a political scientist.

In prostate screening, a lot of disease is identified, but there is great doubt over the number of lives this saves.