Sentence examples for tiny doubts from inspiring English sources

But amid the bar-room bluster lurked a few tiny doubts.

From there, things run pretty much the usual way, although for just a second there is some tiny doubt about the outcome.

South Africa's captain, who was leading his country for a record-equalling 93rd time in his 102nd Test, had been put thoroughly, almost sadistically, through the wringer, as Matt Prior counter-attacked thrillingly, and was reprieved first by a Morne Morkel no-ball, then by the third umpire Rod Tucker, who awarded him the benefit of the tiniest doubt in deciding that he had not been stumped.

Some places were so tiny, she doubted that beds would fit in the bedrooms.

But they had planted an awful, tiny seed of doubt in my mind.

Alison Tokar, 13, looked skeptically at the tiny interior and doubted that she could have lasted that long.

Given the fledgling market for e-books, the number of consumers who have had occasion to legally circumvent flawed access controls is no doubt tiny.

Cornered by a number of controversies — one of which swept in his own words — Mr. Carney has chalked up the criticism over the handling of the attack on an American mission in Benghazi, Libya, to partisan beefing, cast a tiny shadow of doubt on the I.R.S.'s targeting of conservatives, and defended the administration over its seizure of reporters' phone records.

It's only you and I, with our big brains and our tiny hearts, who doubt and overthink and hesitate".

As soon as there was a tiny reason for doubt, German politicians would travel to Washington in order to get reassurances that the love relationship continued.

Alan Ranta of Tiny Mix Tapes doubted Beyoncé's lyrical sincerity, saying, "the success of this album depends once again on the complete suspension of die-hard fans' disbelief that Beyoncé 'Your Ad Here' Knowles could ever actually truly love another human being as much as she loves herself and her possessions".