Sentence examples for hearing doubts from inspiring English sources

"Bill has himself been hearing doubts from moderate, swing voters.

When the college football season began a year ago, Notre Dame was coming off a 5-7 record and Coach Bob Davie was hearing doubts about his job security.

We also hear doubts that democracy is a realistic goal for the greater Middle East, where freedom is rare.

Mrs. Smith, the senator's touchstone in Iowa, said she heard doubts about Mrs. Clinton from some of her Republican friends but did not care much.

Beyond official Kurdish circles, one hears doubts about America's staying power, a peculiar reversal of what is said across most of the Middle East: a fear not that the United States will remove Saddam Hussein but that it won't.

The first teams of analysts told administration officials what they wanted to hear, doubts were brushed aside, and officials then made public pronouncements greatly overstating even what the analysts had said.

When his friend died, I heard doubt in his voice for the first time.

From what I've heard, doubt is cast in my mind on the veracity of any of the reported speech occurring in the book.

It's worrying to hear doubt from someone like Klein, whose expertise ranges from politics to pedagogy.

But Mr. Harkin said he began hearing serious doubts about that number on Friday.

A real buzz around Damon While no doubt accustomed to the hazards of celebrity, Matt Damon may be concerned to hear that doubts are being raised about his credentials.