Sentence examples for has ever been doubt from inspiring English sources

"To the extent that there has ever been doubt about New York's standing as an anchor in the digital world, I think that this is going to put it to rest," he said.

With Skepticism thus refuted, Augustine simply denies that he has ever been able to doubt what he has learned through his sensations or even through the testimony of most people.

Bolt is the best there has ever been, there is no doubt about it".

Bolt is the best there has ever been, there is no doubt about it". Asafa Powell was expected to be a medal threat but finished last in a time of 11.99 after injuring his groin.

So far as we have been able to discover, no doubt has ever been entertained in Michigan or Nebraska of the constitutionality of the statutes of those states respecttively, but they have always been treated by their supreme courts as valid, both under the constitution of the United States, and under that of the state.

"I doubt there has ever been anything like it again since that spring of 1964.

I doubt there has ever been more brought by a cast, crew and writer to Agatha Christie.

I doubt there has ever been anyone more personally loathsome - including Hitler - as the subject of a serious biography.

"But in an age that seems increasingly obsessed with nostalgic renditions of bygone eras it's refreshing to see this masterpiece of 'kitchen sink' realism … I doubt it has ever been more relevant".

"I doubt there has ever been a similar circumstance in the Court's history — where multiple circuits have struck down state laws as unconstitutional and the Court denied cert," Theodore Boutrous, who worked with the team of lawyers bringing the Virginia case, said.

He says journalists often ask him about his marriage into the Freud dynasty "with the type of tone of 'that snotty-nosed oik from Liverpool who ended up … '", but anyone who has read Hideous Kinky, Freud's autobiographical first novel, based on her bohemian and at times impoverished childhood, may make you doubt money has ever been much of a point of difference between them.