Sentence examples for raising a doubt from inspiring English sources

Robert Cuccioli deepens a dapper, shallow man, clutching at fleeting chances that he might make something of himself, manifesting real hurt when he realizes he cannot, never raising a doubt about his feeling for Fanny.

After a one-hour debate that focused on clarifying pay scales without once raising a doubt about the need for the bases, the committee voted to leave the appropriation unchanged.

A challenge to priority, raising a doubt against the thought that morality should dispense with any relational equality concern, points out that priority says that if one's acts can affect only oneself, one morally must do the act that maximizes one's lifetime benefit level.

So, Schubert said, they needed to find a way to impact people to vote in their own self-interest, "raising a doubt and projecting a doubt forward".

And did anyone on his staff raise a doubt?

And one thing this haywire show raised a doubt about was Mr. Posen's attention span.

"If there is anything in these reports that could raise a doubt, Uefa may then charge a disciplinary inspector to investigate the matter.

That "I think" raises a doubt and a question: what is the death of the body to the life of the mind?

It raises a doubt – present elsewhere – about where we stand in relation to our lives and about how "real" our reality is.

Jan Lambregts, global head of financial markets research at Rabobank International, told its Singapore clients that, despite the importance of Indian and Chinese demand, historically high crude oil inventory levels raised a doubt over the further upward potential for prices.

The injury also raises a doubt over Horne's availability for the Tri-Nations series later in the autumn, when he would have been a certain inclusion in Britain's squad.