Sentence examples for resolved any doubt from inspiring English sources

Later, in a statement, Johnson said the blunder resolved "any doubt that I'm human".

Research by modern scholars among these people has resolved any doubt that long epics could be composed orally and has shed light on the methods of oral composition that must have been used by ancient poets such as Homer.

For now, though, the result has resolved any doubts about the United Kingdom's continued role in international institutions, such as NATO, the G7, and the United Nations.

For Graham, the tour resolved any doubts he had about the band particularly about Bono following their reinvention with Achtung Baby.

Two prominent lawyers who served as U.S. solicitor general, one under President Obama and the other under President George W. Bush, said the history of the Constitution and the first naturalization law resolved any doubts.

If charter or bylaw provisions are unclear, we resolve any doubt in favor of the stockholders' electoral rights.

In the debate, Mr. Obama focused on "denouncing," apparently to suggest that his public condemnation of Mr. Farrakhan ought to resolve any doubt about where he stands.

In reviewing a summary judgment, this court considers the evidence in the light most favorable to the non-movant and resolves any doubt in the non-movant's favor.

(iii) To resolve any doubt that the initial response might be a filter artifact produced by P100 m after using the 13-Hz high-pass filter, we also used a forward filter which does not produce such an artifact before P100 m.

This new plan would resolve any doubts about his importance.

He added that to resolve any doubts regarding these expenses, he had repaid the $2,316 in dispute.