Sentence examples for words of doubt from inspiring English sources

There is even talk of a growing spilt at the top of government, with Iain Duncan Smith and the Prime Minister's teams dripping words of doubt about the Chancellor's handing of this toxic problem.

This movie required leadership, standing up in the trenches and saying, 'We can do this thing!' and not ever allowing a word of doubt to come in".

Scholars still debate the question of their authenticity and authorship, while poets, playwrights, and novelists dramatize their intense words of faith, doubt, and despair.

No Doubt makes an uncredited guest appearance during the episode as a fictional band called "Snowed Out", a play on words of "No Doubt".

Springsteen has arguably been more successful in that than most political leaders which is why so many of us turn to his words in times of doubt and darkness.

Sartre also wrote an autobiographical account of his discovery of the world of words, Les Mots, without doubt one of his masterpieces.

But his words represent an undercurrent of doubt that 10 months of American operations here have not much diminished.

Clinton looked up into the president's face — at 6-feet-1, he's got at least six inches on her — and smiled, saying a few words, no doubt of gratitude.

Despite his confident words, his voice betrays traces of doubt.

Nevertheless, the problems of Edward II's reign were deep, and in the words of Michael Hicks: "one must doubt whether even Warwick could have brought unity as one chronicler supposed".

No one had heard of this kind of major trial being financed through grass-roots philanthropy, but Nadeau often reminded herself of Margaret Mead's words: "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world".