Sentence examples for longer doubts from inspiring English sources

The auteur wars of an earlier age of criticism ended with the late Andrew Sarris's victory nobody any longer doubts that the studios harbored artists, such as Hitchcock, whose work was as distinctive and as important as any being done in any art form regardless of the arrantly commercial context of studio filmmaking.

I no longer doubted my toughness.

Biologists no longer doubt the depth of our dependence on bacteria.

"Let no one any longer doubt our commitment to democracy," chimes in a minister.

A half-hour later, I no longer doubted myself; the bed was lumpy.

Mr. Sócrates said he was confident that investors would no longer doubt his government's actions.

Those who had known him would no longer doubt his intelligence.

There was no longer doubt among American intelligence agencies that Syrian troops had repeatedly used chemical weapons against civilians.

Philosophers in the United Kingdom, even if they do not subscribe to Dummett's views, no longer doubt the possibility of this.

Hesiod's authorship of the Theogony has been questioned but is no longer doubted, though the work does include sections inserted by later poets and rhapsodists.

In the new metaphor war movies seem to be presenting, Americans are no longer distrustful of authority and no longer doubt the cause.