Sentence examples for quiet doubts from inspiring English sources

Even without Jared Warea-Hargreaves, Mitchell Pearce, Blake Ferguson and Michael Jennings, they overwhelmed Manly and if they entertained quiet doubts as to their title credentials when, last week, Warea-Hargreaves was ruled out for the season, they went some way to silencing them at Brookvale.

Fun, but they won't be enough to quiet doubts that there's not enough room for both Sega and Microsoft msft in game land.

Given his track-record, his scholarship and integrity are not in question, but his judgment must be.These essays, far from quieting doubts, intensify them.

On Tuesday, Mr. Medvedev moved to quiet those doubts by ousting a heavyweight political rival, Moscow's longtime mayor, who had tried in recent weeks to cast Mr. Medvedev as a weakling unfit to run the Kremlin.

Streep fully immersed herself in the role, slipping beneath layers of makeup and taking on Thatcher's signature English accent to wow critics and quiet any doubts that an American woman from New Jersey could capably handle such an iconic role.

Anne Hathaway, joined by James Franco as very untraditional Oscars co-hosts, is working to quiet the doubts about her comedic chops and get viewers excited about a new generation of hosts.

A number of bloggers are praising Target's new same-sex wedding registry ad -- but is it enough to quiet naysayers' doubts about the megabrand's seemingly contradictory stance on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues?

However, with his wins on Tuesday, the Republican frontrunner quieted those doubts.

The airport and roads were remarkably quiet, no doubt because some reporters and delegates (and thousands of tourists) heeded caution and stayed home.

Transforming the book's narrator — Holly Golightly's quiet, no doubt gay friend — into a leading-man love interest (the butch, bare-chested George Peppard) should have made for a fiasco.

He quieted his doubts about letting Murdoch secure his monopoly by having Clucas look at the restraints on press owners that were created by the vetting committee I served on.