Sentence examples for grown to doubt from inspiring English sources

Americans have grown to doubt that a bungled war against a largely secular dictatorship is winning us any points at all.James ChapinNew YorkSIR – I agree wholeheartedly that America must stay, but it is amazing that you did not once suggest that more countries should share the burden in the global fight against terrorism.

But Enron was undone by shaky accounting, too much borrowed money and an unwillingness to provide information to investors who grew to doubt its financial reports.

India "has time on its side, literally," boasted one prominent politician, Kamal Nath, in a 2008 book entitled "India's Century".Reasons to be cheerlessBut although India's dreamers have faith in its youth, the country's youngsters have growing reason to doubt India.

It would no doubt have grown to a pleasing sum, I expected.

For parents who want their children to grow up relatively unexposed to doubt, Darwin or indecent lunchroom chatter, home-schooling offers hope.

With this additional round of funding the company will without a doubt grow to yet another level.

But the faster the economy grows, the likelier investors are to doubt that commitment.

The more jealous among us will no doubt quickly grow to despise the fans and players of the winning team.

Other revisions were products of a self-doubt that grew to crisis level halfway through Walton's life.

She's soon in bed with him, and the more she grows to like him, the more doubts she has about coming clean about her MI5 mission.

As a result, I felt ashamed to doubt; I felt insincere when I prayed or sang songs, knowing that I was saying things I was not sure I was comfortable with saying; and sadly, I grew fearful to share my doubts and concerns.