Sentence examples for actual doubt from inspiring English sources

He exhibited "actual doubt and hostility" about his client's defense, the court said, and failed to present a closing argument, even though the state's case "was hardly overwhelming".

To walk through the ruined cities of Germany is to feel an actual doubt about the continuity of civilisation as a whole.

'To walk through the ruined cities of Germany,' he wrote in The Observer on 8 April, 'is to feel an actual doubt about the continuity of civilisation.' In all he filed 19 dispatches from the Continent.

As George Orwell wrote that spring: 'To walk through the ruined cities of Germany is to feel an actual doubt about the continuity of civilisation.' The previous year he had written in favour of area bombing.

As with many previous studies, it confirms that much of the rejection of human-caused global warming stems from ideological opposition to the proposed solutions, rather than actual doubts about the science.

Certainly O'Hanlon has no actual need to doubt himself.

Another: "Does anyone honestly think consumers wouldn't pony up for content if pricing was more in line with actual costs?" No doubt.

(Though there is in fact a stray reference to the actual Presley, no doubt shoehorned into the script by a watchful lawyer).

Unless you are an actual Sasquatch, I doubt your feet are all that bad.

Some other students criticized the activists, using their names in Yik Yak posts and saying they are the "reason why people doubt actual survivors of assault," according to screenshots HuffPost reviewed.

Maybe, though I doubt many actual ska rockers went to see "A Chorus Line".