Sentence examples for injecting doubt from inspiring English sources

Stewart also acknowledged artistic license he took with Bahari's story, injecting doubt in his main character that was not really there for the sake of narrative structure.

Doubts about Pashtun participation are particularly injecting uncertainty into the campaign of the incumbent, Hamid Karzai.

Yet even as the "Lost" producers toyed with the audience they injected some doubt, something they often do on the show itself.

Unable to deliver a dominant performance, Johnson vanished before a Cardinals team that didn't hesitate to inject more doubt into the minds of the defending World Series Champions with a 12-2 victory at Bank One Ballpark.

Price, CJ, and the team wanted an organic conversation about Jihad to develop between users, and in Price's words "inject some doubt".

Israel, too, sabotaged the chance for the west to reach an agreement with Iran, by injecting scepticism and doubt at the time.

But there is considerable doubt about whether injecting H.G.H. directly into injured tissue — with or without platelet therapy — actually achieves anything.

There's a vulnerability to him, a lack of bone-deep confidence that might have held back his musical output, a humility and lack of swagger – or a swagger overcompensated by his on-stage persona, where wings clipped by poverty and doubts injected by the hardships of life can be banished.

At this point Ryan tried to inject some unreasonable doubt by blaming his staff, although the liberal blog Daily Kos pointed out that he had personally signed the letters he sent to the Energy Secretary.

No doubt, the enormous strength female leaders and role models are injecting into this movement is doing a great deal of good.

The timing seemed to inject a modicum of doubt into the Mets' early plans.