Sentence examples for whisper of doubt from inspiring English sources
Do we cling to old assumptions long after they've become untenable, or abandon them too readily at the first whisper of doubt?
It is the nature of the interbank market that just a whisper of doubt about a bank's solvency can be enough to keep lenders away, and lead them to the central bank loan window.
In the intimate, gossipy world of the Elizabethan and Jacobean theater, in the letters and diaries and epigrams of Shakespeare's contemporaries, in the ad personam jibes that were flung about "like hailstones" in the "war of the theaters" around 1600, not a whisper of doubt is heard about Shakespeare's authorship of the plays.
But if his performance tonight leads to a Gingrich victory next Tuesday, the whispers of doubt about his candidacy will quickly grow into shouts and screams about the need for a Romney replacement.
You hear the voice that says: "What if you fall in?" "What happens if you get soaked and everyone sees?" or "You can't do that!" Some of us are so good at listening to the whispers of doubt and disbelief that we subconsciously start listing the reasons the other side or that "destination," "that dream" isn't really necessary.
The world of Jennifer Capriati has frequently tumbled about her, both on and off court, yet she has always remained an extraordinary battler, shaking her fist in the face of adversity and attempting to shut her ears to those voices inside her head which whisper regularly of doubt and distraction.
But Cecilia knew it would not go away and reached out for its whisper of consoling doubt.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell may feel he was misled into lobbying for an Iraq invasion but he offered no whisper of public doubt while an adviser.
But others inspire the same niggling whisper of self-doubt as Instagram posts of green juice: Should I be doing that, too?
There was a noticeable rumbling, whispers and murmurs of doubt that Bageye's will would have contained instructions for a cremation.
In the wake of the loss in Game 2, there were whispers and expressions of doubt — even from some Clevelanders — that maybe the Chosen One was not the leader we thought — he thought — he was.
