Sentence examples for overcome doubts from inspiring English sources

And I can't imagine the right's distaste for Obama won't overcome doubts about Romney, generally speaking.

How could the Chinese firm overcome doubts that its products were reliably up to the job?Its answer is a demonstration, witnessed by your correspondent.

Others mention Labour's 1992 defeat, when a well-liked programme was not enough to overcome doubts about its competence and instincts.

For the ambitious flotation scheme to succeed when it goes ahead in mid-October, Manchester United will have to overcome doubts about the way it is structured.

The acknowledgment suggests that Mr. Gore is already trying to overcome doubts within the Democratic Party about whether he would be an effective candidate in 2004.

While the companies' handling of the research was revealed a dozen years ago, the documents provide a vivid picture of the calculation made by Pfizer at the time and its efforts ever since to overcome doubts about the drug.

He sure as hell can overcome doubt and decide to go where his heart tells him to".

An underindustrialized South stretched and scavenged and taught itself a new process, while the North had to overcome doubt and tradition, and embrace the brilliance of its industrial ingenuity.

Reb Berish engages him because, in his Jewish tradition, the way back to religion is always open, and also, if Melnik returns, Reb Berish will have evidence that faith can overcome doubt.

She said the case had reinforced what kept her from telling the police what happened to her: the thoughts of having to prove one's own victimization and overcome doubt.

Such urges usually led to the production of what Voltaire liked to call "philosophical romances," which is to say systematic accounts that overcome doubt by appealing to the imagination and its need for coherent explanations.