Sentence examples for simmering doubts from inspiring English sources
As Collins delivered her speech, simmering doubts about Avenatti's actions and their helpfulness bubbled up on social media.
True democratic reform would be a gamble for everyone, but one with a potentially impressive payoff: it could create a model for ending not only the crisis over Israel's legitimate borders and even its right to exist, but also the similar, simmering doubts about Arab nations arbitrarily sketched out by Europeans on the map of the dying Ottoman Empire 80 years ago.
Essentially, the big question was "am I doing all of this right?" Fortunately, meaningful guidance and advocacy gained from various mentors throughout school helped me alleviate these simmering doubts.
Nationally, as Ukip's leadership focuses on how to squeeze the maximum benefit from the shifting political horizon, there is both gleeful optimism about the emerging possibilities and simmering self-doubt about the party's ability to reinvent itself.
Part of the discipline involved is that the cuts must come fast; no letting people simmer in doubt about whose job is in danger and whose isn't.
With each part of this unhappy family unhappy in a different way, the Post family vacation commences -- two weeks in balmy Mallorca to do little but eat extravagantly; ogle Sylvia's gorgeous pre-med Spanish tutor, Jo-ahhhn; and snipe at each other until long-simmering doubts and conflicts reach a rolling boil.
Yet if there are some malcontents simmering incognito on the periphery, they will no doubt lobby other big investors during the next few weeks, to persuade the unconvinced to support the revolt at next month's meeting.
Can anyone doubt that the American melting pot is not still simmering?
Resentments are simmering.
And then simmering point.
