Sentence examples for touch of doubt from inspiring English sources
As she nears Dunbeath on her return, there is a touch of doubt as to what exactly she saw.
We long for a touch more of this candor: we know that accomplishments like hers never come without struggle, profound disappointment, angst, even a touch of self-doubt.
They break the rules, I break them.' Wagner has at times tempered Dredd's rigid intolerance with a touch of self-doubt, even mercy.
The strength of his voice was understandably overlooked on his debut, but it comes into its own here: a high, aching croon that adds an appealing touch of self-doubt to the hardest-hitting lyrics.
The film's title character was modeled after one of the major stars of the silent era, Buster Keaton (with a touch of Chaplin no doubt).
Just as Thomas Kunkel's recent biography of Joseph Mitchell revealed that the author employed composite characters and other fictional touches, so doubt has been cast on the accuracy of some of Asbury's work.
Dempsey heads it back across the face of goal, where Findley arrives but fails to get a meaningful touch, no doubt because of the threatening presence of Suler.
"Really, he sat with you and edited your pieces?" I asked, betraying, no doubt, a touch of provincial amazement.
"In case of doubt, it's better to touch it".
There's a smoothness to the way he carries himself – a touch of the Nigel Havers – that could no doubt be construed as an arrogance befitting his intellectual status, but in conversation he is restrained, even hesitant, and faultlessly modest throughout our interview.
