Sentence examples for has started to doubt from inspiring English sources

By the time Cass, a diviner who's had disturbing visions before, returns with a policeman a second time, she has started to doubt what she saw.

The Program has started to doubt this person in how he operates (I know he's a boy, I know that much!), so they give him a new mission to test his loyalty completely: infiltrate Camp Liberty, where he discovers tons more secrets about who he is and who he works for.

The authorities, meanwhile, had started to doubt Bourdin's story.

Asked if he had started to doubt himself, he quickly added, "No, I don't".

Since the financial crisis, many people have started to doubt whether "foreign management know-how is all that relevant," he says.Russian firms plainly have a head start in Mr Demopoulos's first area, local knowledge.

This has been such a rollercoaster of a match that many have started to doubt the evidence of their own eyes.

Then, in contrast, through times of adversity when things haven't gone to plan and people have started to doubt you, finding the strength and courage to continue makes the next win all the sweeter - as we found coming from fifth to win last year's Grand Final.

I had started to doubt myself, thus becoming insecure with my gut instinct, feelings, and my own athleticism.

They have started to doubt whether the crisis is a short-term one and are even questioning the role of Greece in the Eurozone.

For the first time in my 50 years on this earth, I have started to doubt that I will see a woman president in my lifetime.

More recently, however, skepticism in the media and backlash from consumers has started to cast doubts about the native model.