Sentence examples for some doubts were expressed from inspiring English sources

Some doubts were expressed about what would happen if oral components were tested through any form of internal assessment.

Some doubts were expressed by one of the parents in one family about talking with children about traumatic experiences.

"Some doubt was expressed as to whether or not the contract so modified has been acted upon in that shape.

In the brief of the Assistant Attorney General some doubt is expressed whether we can take cognizance of this case upon appeal from the district court.

A year ago, doubts were expressed about his leadership.

Even in January 1919, doubts were expressed.

When the Pentagon chief, Robert M. Gates, unveiled a sweeping overhaul of defense policy, legitimate doubts were expressed.

During the day, doubts were expressed that it could carry the rest of the oanking industry along with its deci sion, and some bankers specu lated about the possibility of a split in the rate.

These doubts were expressed by the late 1760s, when James Wilson, a Scottish immigrant lawyer living in Philadelphia, wrote an essay on the subject.

No further information being forthcoming, doubts were expressed both here and in America as to the accuracy of the observations, and Mr. McCook went to Texas in the summer of 1877 for the express purpose of testing them.

It was typical, perhaps, of the Melburnian temperament that "doubts were expressed as to whether the message had been actually received, and all were intent upon seeing the wonderful words in black and white".