Sentence examples for real doubt that from inspiring English sources

The judge explained that a reasonable doubt is a real doubt that causes a juror to hesitate.

Mr Bai's article, I think, introduces some real doubt that those concerns really have been vindicated.

Yet there is no real doubt that he always believed that slavery should be ended.

There has never been real doubt that the Senate would ultimately consent to the treaty.

There was never any real doubt that Kaczynski was legally sane.

Yet inside the White House there is real doubt that the world will stand as one.

General secretary Brian Lightman said: "We welcome moves to improve the effectiveness of inspection, but I have real doubts that no-notice inspection will accomplish this.

I have real doubts that I would.

"McCain has real doubts that Bush is up to the job, and you see that in the body language sometimes," said William Kristol, a friend of both Mr. Bauer and Mr. McCain who was Mr. Keyes's roommate at Harvard.

The test shows that Hyperloop One has reached the technological heights of a 1996-era rollercoaster when it comes to its propulsion systems, but does nothing to calm very real doubts that the company will be able to deliver what it promises, when it promises, for the price it promises.

But school leaders said they had "real doubts" that the plans would improve the inspection process.