Sentence examples for suddenly doubted from inspiring English sources

She acknowledged having some initial setbacks, including Hollywood execs who suddenly doubted her credibility as a romantic leading lady.

Suddenly, doubts were being raised about Sire De Grugy, who had stormed to a six-length win at Cheltenham, being able to defend his crown in March.

In California alone more than 2,500 Indians have been "dis-enrolled"—ie, cast out from their tribes because political enemies or greedy administrators have suddenly discovered doubts about distant bloodlines.

Suddenly they doubt their own knowledge: how many questions can they answer against The Chaser?

With observers suddenly starting to doubt that Kyrie Irving will return to the Celtics, they may be inclined to make moves now to secure a deep playoff run and entice Irving to stay.

I suddenly began to doubt my conviction.

After a decade of uncontested dominance, the superiority of American-style capitalism was suddenly in doubt.

Mr. Singh's personal integrity, a signature asset in a country awash in political corruption, was suddenly in doubt.

But her husband suddenly had doubts about leaving; the church was trying to persuade him to stay without her.

PARIS -- Across Western Europe, the "lifestyle superpower," the assumptions and gains of a lifetime are suddenly in doubt.

That is just short of a blocking minority under E.U. rules, and passage is suddenly in doubt.