Примери за doubting

• I doubt whether it'll work.

• He gave his word that he would marry her and she had no cause to doubt him.

• He'd been behaving so strangely that they began to doubt his sanity.

• I only caught a fleeting glimpse of the driver of the getaway car, but I doubt I would recognize her if I saw her again.

• No one doubted that the president was a man of the highest integrity.

• In the end, we will raise grounds for doubting that "causal" is an unambiguously perspicacious word here.

• There is no doubting the eminent seriousness of the author and the admirable competence he brings to bear on his ambitious task.

• There is plenty of reason for doubting his thesis in the historical record of the 1930s.

• The paragraphs that follow provide diverse reasons for doubting its validity.

• Doubting its truth would be tantamount to seriously entertaining the possibility that it might not exist.

• Although there can be no doubting the expense of the council's training programme, the extraordinary thing is its relative infrequency.

• He wasn't a man much given to doubting or to suffering doubters.

• But what shall be his legacy, beyond the witticisms and all the doubting that befit the admirable liberalism of the position?

• At first sight, there are several reasons for doubting this.

• Indeed, confusion on this point would be grounds for doubting that a judge is competent. 64.

• He perceives that in order to hold on to this extreme position of doubting everything, he has engaged all his mental and spiritual powers.

• There is, however, no doubting the sincere anguish of people who have over long and productive lives cared greatly about the state of the language.

• He begins by doubting my claims regarding economics, writing that he has "not seen any economist explicitly supporting the slogan" (pp. 13-14).

• However, there can be little doubting that undignified treatment is more likely to engender feelings of resentment in an individual than reassurance.

• Their task was to convince doubting officials that they, too, could be counted as agents of civilizing progress.