Sentence examples for much with doubt from inspiring English sources

When they were driving to turn in the old car and bring home the new one, the old car suddenly began to behave very nicely, and Mr. North said as much, with doubt creeping into his voice.

By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, September 18 , 1937P. 30 When they were driving to turn in the old car and bring home the new one, the old car suddenly began to behave very nicely, and Mr. North said as much, with doubt creeping into his voice.

The New Yorker, September 18 , 1937P. 30 When they were driving to turn in the old car and bring home the new one, the old car suddenly began to behave very nicely, and Mr. North said as much, with doubt creeping into his voice.

This Hamlet sounds not so much awash with doubts as irritated by a malfunction.

(Johnson 1981, p. 77) also looks at the conclusions drawn based on statistics with much doubt, and argues that the results based on statistics are not justifiable because statistics are data and that 'valid conclusions can only be reached by process of argument.'.

Their success is still very much in doubt, with well-financed boosters and alumni determined to keep the chief.

Even though the government announced a large cash infusion for the airline industry, its ability to recover to profitability is much in doubt, with traffic off sharply and many costs rising.

They are better, and will probably still win the series, though that's very much in doubt with game seven scheduled for Monday evening.

"We certainly have enough to care for the life of an individual and not go forward with a decision with so much doubt around it".

British stewards are well known for their reluctance to amend results and work to a set of rules that tend to place the benefit of any doubt very much with the first horse over the line.

We shouldn't be filled with so much doubt.