Sentence examples for long doubted from inspiring English sources

I have long doubted the word "fiction," but I'm even more doubtful about what "non-fiction" supposedly represents.

Many have long doubted Mr Lagardère junior's ability to run such an important French company.

Kinnock said he had long doubted Corbyn's commitment to the remain campaign.

But Mr. Romney, whose political acumen I've long doubted, has, I think, managed to respond in exactly the wrong fashion.

MANY a sceptic has long doubted that Jacques Chirac would ever see the inside of a courtroom, let alone a jail.

American officials have long doubted that cutting back military aid would have any effect on the behavior of Egypt's military-backed government.

After all, when you have been out for so long, doubts start to creep in about whether it will ever happen.

"His sincerity has long been doubted," said one ambassador, on condition of anonymity.

The clincher is a reference to her brother, Charaxos – whose very existence has long been doubted, since he is mentioned nowhere in previously discovered fragments of Sappho.

So long, many doubted whether the buzzy headsets would ever see the light of day.

However, he added: "Fresh tea really doesn't last very long – I doubt very much that it would be drinkable".