Sentence examples for undercurrent of doubt from inspiring English sources
The new Xbox and PlayStation will get more attention but face an undercurrent of doubt.
But his words represent an undercurrent of doubt that 10 months of American operations here have not much diminished.
While not completely blindsided, they had little inkling of what was going on inside the paper — but there was always an undercurrent of doubt.
Even if this undercurrent of doubting Greece's worthiness to be hosts did not exist, it is unlikely the Games would have escaped the scaremongering.
But given the always lurking undercurrent of controversy and doubt about Jackson from so many, they're banking that they can put Jackson not Murray on trial.
But even if people consider themselves savvy enough to reject the strangest conspiracy theories (sample claims include that she is a mass-murderer, a closeted lesbian faking her 40-year marriage, a member of the Illuminati and/or an agent of the devil himself), there seems little doubt that an undercurrent of hostility spanning decades has had an impact upon how she is viewed.
Apart from the sexual connotations, there is an aspirational undercurrent to the lyrics, and like many of their subsequent songs, desire is explicitly linked to ambition–"Free your mind of doubt and danger/Be for real don't be a stranger/We can achieve it/We can achieve it".
All four of this summer's other hot spots illustrate a persistent undercurrent of political life on the continent's west side: where there are internal doubts about legitimacy, stability is an illusion.
"There is this undercurrent of social critique.
