Sentence examples for leaves any doubt from inspiring English sources

"It's an important debate that we're going to have, but I don't think the report leaves any doubt that the test is a solid path.

And if that snippet leaves any doubt, it's dispelled soon thereafter, when Disney tells Travers, "So it's not the children she comes to save; it's their father; it's your father".

Still, though his portrayals of Doug Wright and the other subsidiary characters lack the sharply etched contours of his Charlotte, Mr. Nelson never leaves any doubt as to what's going on.

"Is it important," Rosenman asks, "to know who the people were who helped in the preparation of speeches?" If his own account leaves any doubt, his successors have surely dispelled it.

The lawmakers said that "witnesses should be able to speak candidly and without fear of retaliation and that if the process leaves any doubt that witnesses have not been afforded an opportunity for complete candor, it will taint the results" of the review.

If that leaves any doubts about the Left party's nostalgia for a wall that imprisoned 17 million people for nearly 30 years, a newspaper survey published this month by The Berliner Zeitung showed that 75 percent of that party's supporters in Berlin thought the wall was justified or partly justified.

When he goes in there, he doesn't leave any doubt.

• Conversely, Zac Bissonnette doesn't leave any doubt about what he is advocating in "Debt-Free U" (Portfolio Penguin, $16).

If the Fed's involvement in the bailout of Bear Stearns left any doubt that even a conservative Republican government such as that of U.S. Pres.

And for all his annoyance about the public's ignorance about his other accomplishments, Dr. Comfort never left any doubt that he saw sex as critically important.

"I don't want to leave any doubt out there, where there is a possibility of me having problems in the off-season.