Sentence examples for perpetual doubt from inspiring English sources

The American literary tradition is relatively young, and it stands in perpetual doubt of its own coherence and adequacy - even, you might say, of its own existence.

It's this note of perpetual doubt that prevents Doves' passion from tipping into bluster, suggests their angst is grounded in something true rather than melodramatic.

After being the top overall pick in 2005, Smith endured five seasons of inconsistency — both in his own play and with a revolving door of coaches — as well as perpetual doubt from much of the 49ers fan base over his long-term future.

Was this the campaigning journalist who sprang the Birmingham Six? Yet today's Mullin is still discernibly the same man, his disdain for New Labour jargon and double-counting ("Gordon's idea," explains Jack Straw) matched by his contempt for Old Labour platitudes, a wry, humorous detachment sustaining him through perpetual doubt.

There is perpetual doubt about the status of related forms which replace one another geographically.

But from the very beginning, I thought it was blindingly original, turning the undramatic (waiting, doubt, perpetual uncertainty) into tense action.

Revisionist history is a recurring side effect of my perpetual self-doubt.

It is Koenig's humanity, her frustration at having missed something vital and her perpetual self-doubt that is the beating heart of this project.

And the Nine Final Griefs: Disappointed expectations Irretrievable loss Inevitable fatigue Unanswered prayers Unrequited service Ineradicable doubt Perpetual dereliction Death Judgment.

The perpetual fear of self-doubt finds Lee repeating, "Dipping lightly in the water, I am not too sure it's the right time to go," flirting with the fantasy of diving further into Herring's most serene effort to date.

"If Iraq cannot come to terms with these realities, then Iraq is condemned to this perpetual cycle of violence, no doubt," said Mr. Salih, who previously held the post of deputy prime minister in the central government, in an interview in the Kurdish region's capital, Erbil.