Sentence examples for long doubts from inspiring English sources

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

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

The subordinate had long doubted his boss's competence.

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.

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

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

Is China cheating?Economists have long doubted the credibility of Chinese data and it is widely accepted that GDP growth was overstated during the previous two downturns.

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

But if he abandons his tough-on-illegals rhetoric, he could provide ammunition to conservative critics who have long doubted his commitment to their causes.

Historians have long doubted the claim, which helped Speer escape a death sentence in the Nuremberg trials at the end of the Second World War.