Sentence examples for underlying doubt from inspiring English sources

The fact that Collins and defensive end Michael Strahan felt compelled to answer inquiries about Fassel's future reflects an underlying doubt: the players, as Collins said, are not sure what Fassel's status will be.

According to writer Tanika Gupta, who has a new play at the Swan in Stratford next year, there is an underlying doubt about the material women are capable of taking on.

Everything in my life that has ended badly began with either underlying doubt, or a belief that I was "taking a risk" (which turned out to mean "ignoring potentially disastrous consequences for the sake of adventure").

There are one or two underlying doubts, too: they also have not always impressed, even in victory.

Peacock admits to a few underlying doubts in a way that suggests he will conquer them once he begins his new career.

We'll have a strong indication to that effect on Tuesday: Nate gives Romney only a 15 percent chance, Sam Wang much less than that, so if Romney does win it will at least cast the underlying data into doubt.

However, recalling the observation that the degree product does not correlate with the links underlying weights casts doubt on this assumption.

No doubt the underlying reasoning was that land owners, who had worked long and hard for their farms and fields, were "entitled" to have slaves, since it was key to their businesses.

The complaints about medical insurance define, without a doubt, problems underlying the state and society.

Systematic variability in the proportion of successful assignment across geographical units would pose some doubts about underlying bias.

But there was never much doubt about the underlying cause of all that marital tension: marriage.