Sentence examples for shade of doubt from inspiring English sources

"We're not sure," said the President, "but we looked at the scientist guy's papers, and there isn't a shade of doubt.

[22] "Every human being carries with him from his cradle to his grave certain physical marks which do not change their character, and by which he can always be identified — and that without shade of doubt or question.

If you were to walk into a courtroom today and listen to the testimony of a typical forensic expert, you might hear a recitation much like Pudd'nhead Wilson's: Every human being carries with him from his cradle to his grave certain physical marks which do not change their character, and by which he can always be identified — and that without shade of doubt or question.

"My cautious optimism has turned to a shade of doubt for the future because of the Maoist decision (to boycott)," says Jha. "But it is early days, and let us see what happens once high level dialogue resumes between all parties".

The doping scandals that brought down Lance Armstrong and have tainted professional cycling may have a silver lining: They've set the scene for a new hero to emerge who can win fairly -- and be proven without a shade of doubt to have done so -- and restore the sport's reputation.

Two of Cohen's other three calls of disputed home runs showed shades of doubt, but he exhibited no hesitancy as he narrated the flight of Kevin Youkilis's long, hooking foul ball on Sunday at Fenway Park.

Yogendra Yadav of the CSDS compares Congress to a pillow, which retains the impression of whoever last sat on it.There were glimmers of hope for Congress in this election (such as a 2.7 point rise in its share of the popular vote, most of it in Uttar Pradesh) and shades of doubt for the BJP.

By the end of all this the switch back to real life was jarring, what with all those conflicting opinions out there, those shades of doubt, and the absence of Pally on hand to offer a reassuringly blinkered interpretation of Absolutely Everything That Ever Happens.

Either way doesn't leave room for much in the way of doubt or shade.

Results of recent single-molecule experiments shade some doubt on the applicability of simple mass-action kinetics to enzymatic reactions.

South no doubt thanked the shade of Alfred Hitchcock for inventing the concept of a MacGuffin.