Sentence examples for reinforcing doubt from inspiring English sources

Big or small she likes reinforcing doubt and lies and negativity, all the while smugly staring you down like a damn reject.

Now, influential ministers from Germany and France and European analysts are warning that the bloody crackdown in Taksim Square threatens to undermine frayed relations while reinforcing doubts that Turkey has the democratic credentials to join the club.

We need to reassess Indian involvement in Afghanistan and our own policies towards India, including the growing military relationship through sizable conventional arms sales, as all of this feeds Pakistani establishment paranoia and pushes them closer to both Afghan and Kashmir-focused terrorist groups while reinforcing doubts about U.S. intentions.

President Vladimir Putin is reinforcing doubts about his willingness to brook opposition by siccing the state's legal arms on the 40-year-old billionaire-cum-political rival.

This can make the situation worse by reinforcing doubts deeper so others will not recognise your flaws.

In Britain, they reinforced doubts about the desirability, and even the feasibility, of the single currency.

This year's winners appeared to reinforce doubts about the prize's standing.

Mr. Wallace said that "reinforced doubts that some people have about your foreign policy experience".

Still, the statistics reinforce doubts many defense scholars have about the latest "revolution in military affairs".

Analysts said the announcement reinforced doubts about Mr. Silva's heralded shift to the political center.

David Cameron's willingness to coalesce with Mr Clegg reinforced doubts among some Tories about their own leader's ideological purity.