Sentence examples for old doubts from inspiring English sources

The old doubts about the Tories, meanwhile, are drifting away.

But then the old doubts of losing her independence crept in.

But Shakespeare's old doubts about plays, theatres, players, and audiences still are not silenced.

A few hours later, though, the old doubts were setting in.

Then perhaps, just perhaps, Johnson might find the old doubts returning.

When I think about his going to Iraq, my old doubts and resentments bubble up, surprisingly fresh and raw.

Yet in the scrub room with Marius, his brother and fellow surgeon, Chris felt the old doubt rise up.

In his hometown, Janesville, supporters of Mr. Ryan, who have kept him in office since 1999 when he was 28 years old, doubted that he would change his positions even if the nation may be moving away from his brand of politics.

I really can't stay / Get over that old doubt.

Dorothy Stier, who has breast cancer, is haunted by decades-old doubts about her decision to spurn her draft dodger boyfriend, Billy McMann, for a comfortably bourgeois life with a stuffy Republican husband.

Quite apart from age-old doubts about whether mankind should be "playing God", there are more practical questions about the exact uses for such new creatures.Bacteria can do some extraordinary chemistry, and tailor-made bugs would have many applications in industry.