Sentence examples for tremendous doubts from inspiring English sources

"On all three of those areas Putin holds tremendous doubts, and we have extended those doubts".

Though he was good at convincing others of his powers, he had tremendous doubts about them himself.

The evidence did not prove any wrongdoing by Mr. Reyes, Mr. Colom said, but involved people surrounding him that would have raised "tremendous doubts" about his selection.

"It's just going to take some time to get over this disappointment," said Paul Gallo, the host of "The Gallo Show," who still thinks Mr. Barbour was a "tremendous" governor but doubts whether he could be elected after this.

"There is a tremendous amount of doubt whether without Mr. Bernanke's help, the economy can keep chugging along," said Thomas di Galoma, one of the heads of bond trading at ED&F Man Capital Markets.

Months of preparations, and no doubt tremendous financial sacrifices, have come down to this: Moscow Pride is banned once again this year - no surprise there - and we are marching anyway.

No one doubts the tremendous power of that water flow, least of all the guardians of the water system in the city's Department of Environmental Protection.

The outpouring of support for Collins is no doubt a tremendous comfort to him and should encourage gay people in all walks of American life to come forward.

This is a kind of Renaissance Marvel cartoon strip, the vast mural spreading from the walls all over the ceiling, the whole scary effect considerably augmented by the fact that the duke had an expert on acoustics design the room with a tremendous echo (before, no doubt, bonking his wife and murdering him).

"No one can doubt the tremendous achievements of the Premier League in creating one of the world's great footballing competitions," said Rabbatts.

In fact, by clinical definition, it is sufficient merely to have these deviant sexual attractions to prepubescent kids -- no doubt a tremendous and serious pathology -- and be termed a pedophile while never having come close to committing abuse.