Sentence examples for the doubt of from inspiring English sources
"The doubt of getting moved has been removed," said Cruz, referring to the July 31 trading deadline.
He has harnessed the doubt of outsiders ever since, using it to motivate his plucky, aggressive team one game at a time through the tournament.
"If Winter," too, has an allegorical bent: it shows a community that moves from the doubt of autumn and the cold of winter to the joy of warm spring.
Results of such tests of electronic voting machines in Ohio, Florida and other places where voting problems occurred will provide a basis for eliminating the doubt of foul play in voters' minds.
The American notion of enforced equality depends on the Constitution and on the vigor of its enforcement — and implies a confidence, or even a faith, in the law and its enforcement that's stronger than the doubt of an individual official's personal prejudices.
I've seen first-hand the blood, sweat, tears and terror that goes into starting your own business – having to face the doubt of those around you, trying to build a name for yourself, and choosing a different lifestyle to your peers who have gone for "safe" jobs.
The doubts of others suited TSMC nicely.
The doubts of intelligence experts were suppressed.
"Your doubts will be the doubts of the world.
But Maduro also has to overcome the doubts of more radical Chavistas.
No soldiers in Afghanistan would have asked, in those days, about the doubts of New Yorkers.
