Sentence examples for much of doubt from inspiring English sources

His earlier poems, dense with clashing images and discordant sounds, convey a view of the world whose bleakness is relieved by a religious mysticism compounded as much of doubt as of faith.

But as the voting next month draws closer and Dr. Dean shows signs of winning over establishment Democrats, including an endorsement this week from former Vice President Al Gore, his rivals have been unwilling to give him much benefit of doubt, and yesterday was no exception.

I wasn't seeking approval so much out of doubt, but wanting to share my excitement about this thing I'd created and this new dream I was committing to.

But much of that doubt subsided with time.

Much of that doubt was because of a quarterback class with no obvious superstars.

Much of the doubt comes from the perceived double standard in American foreign policy in the Middle East.

As I've written many times here and elsewhere, much of the doubt about the science linking human emissions of greenhouse gases to dangerous climate change is manufactured.

The delegate math aside, a win for Mr. Romney here — in a Southern state that did not figure to be favorable for him — would remove much of the doubt about whether Super Tuesday had been a "good" day for him.

Russia has escaped much of the doubt and criticism levelled at Qatar because it is generally seen as a more plausible winner, being a large country with a football tradition, rather than offering a tournament held in desert conditions in the summer.

Much of the doubt surrounding Facebook's IPO came from evidence that the social network's user base was shifting away from the web to mobile, where Facebook only began testing ads in February.

Much of the doubt around the former Cagliari boss's position came after Milan endured their worst ever start to a league campaign following a summer that saw the sale of star names such as Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva, who both joined big-spending French side Paris St-Germain.