Sentence examples for wave of doubt from inspiring English sources

Some of the enthusiasm for consumer services are tempered by a wave of doubt and outright skepticism, he said.

But in the strange quiet of the Tin Tabernacle I was lost at sea, overwhelmed by a briny wave of doubt and confusion.

A wave of doubt ripples through the community whenever a foreigner gets shot in town, which happened not long ago to a British citizen.

This forecast by one of the chief organizers of post-war European unification came as an antidote to a current wave of doubt and pessimism about the outcome of Britain's application to join Europe.

My neighbor's shift in attitude is representative of a recent wave of doubt that has convulsed those communities traditionally most committed to Assad, those of religious minorities, the middle-class, Damascus, and even the urban elite.

Many people are holding onto memories of the booming 90's, public opinion experts said; a stagnating stock market, a slump in earnings, or another terrorist attack could bring a new wave of doubt.

But a fresh wave of doubts about whether the violent Iraqi insurgency will undermine the elections' legitimacy or force their delay have posed a major challenge to the administration as it guides Iraq on a bumpy road to democratization.

The novel in my head is all mapped out and ready to go, but in these final minutes before departure I feel the rocking waves of doubt.

The broader concern, in states like South Carolina, is the idea that Mr. Trump is presenting foreign companies with new waves of doubt and instability as they consider expanding or relocating stateside.

I had finally grown tired of putting myself through all these waves of doubt and insecurity over what some guy with a few pictures and a handful of sentences (if not just a headless torso with nothing else) may or may not think of me -- if he thought of me at all.

For, though it does process an enormous amount of data, the market can be swept by waves of doubts and fears as well as by hopes.