Sentence examples for this growing doubt from inspiring English sources
And though he was certain, or near certain, of what had happened, this growing doubt seemed a far greater threat to his sanity than any potential monster.
We can see this crisis in the growing doubt about the meaning of our own lives and in the loss of a unity of purpose for our nation".
The other is the growing doubt that it can be shipped across Washing ton and into Oregon without accident.
He acknowledged the growing doubts.
Other developments since 1995 have also mirrored the growing doubts about capital punishment.
"No one can give a 100 percent guarantee of success," Mrs. Merkel said, acknowledging the growing doubts about Greece's prospects.
It faces the growing doubts of a public whose skepticism is deepened by the Internet – "an engine of information and disinformation without parallel," said Jackson.
David Cameron and George Osborne came under fire from their own party for their response to the growing doubts over the survival of the United Kingdom.
We will break down the effects by stages of HSR, given the growing doubts about the existence of these impacts.
Combine them, and assume that the European Court of Justice puts a federalist spin on them, and the potential for a big increase in EU power is clear.But there is another reason for caution about the significance of this particular document: a growing doubt about the ability of European politicians to define their continent's future simply by signing new treaties.
