Sentence examples for and then doubt from inspiring English sources

It may seem logical to look at history, create some rules from past averages and then doubt that this good news can last.

When you live in the future in your heads, you either project what you want to happen and then doubt whether it is possible or you project your fears of what you don't want to happen.

Zeus' wife Hera got wind of the affair and was understandably slightly aggrieved by the whole thing, so she did what anyone would do that in the situation—she turned herself into a haggard old crone, befriended Semele, made her confess and then doubt Zeus' fatherhood.

And then doubts muscle in.

It was easy to find yourself suddenly gasping at some of their combinations, and then doubting why they are not as refined as a team as they ought to be.

Another professor gives her the cold shoulder during class and then doubts the severity of her experience, saying he must review her situation before considering a re-do on her assignments.

This was finally published in 1984, and greeted with, first, acclaim, then doubts, and finally outrage.

But then doubts about Mr Dean set in.

When we witness without attachment, then doubt and fear are acknowledged and once acknowledged no longer require attention.

Casting doubt on film's ability to capture experience, and then casting doubt on the novel's ability to capture experience, Wideman himself alienates the reader as a way to win the reader's trust.

Then, doubt sets in and you're overcome with fear.