Sentence examples for were beginning to doubt from inspiring English sources

And that some of them rescued Churchill just when the public, and Parliament, were beginning to doubt him.

"No, that's definitely the way you want to go," said the same man in the hi-vis jacket, whose integrity we were beginning to doubt.

Podesta, who is now an adviser to Steyer, said that Keystone filled the policy vacuum left by the President's silence: "People were beginning to doubt the President's commitment".

The show came along in 1965, just as American citizens in great numbers were beginning to doubt the wisdom of the Vietnam War and the administration waging it.

Miranda has been rallying for years for legislative immigration reform, but she said that, in recent years, with the Obama Administration and Congress failing to pass legislation, people were beginning to doubt whether their efforts would bear fruit.

On a gloomy, rain-swept afternoon, when the N.F.L. commemorated the shooting death of Redskins safety Sean Taylor, Manning showed character, something that his growing legion of critics were beginning to doubt he had.

Even so, Storm was beginning to doubt the message.

But I was beginning to doubt that this was such a good idea.

And, to be honest, I was beginning to doubt myself on this.

I was beginning to doubt that scan: it was hard to believe nothing was wrong.

It's been three days and I'm beginning to doubt the rumors of uptown service".