Sentence examples for be doubt from inspiring English sources
noun
Uncertainty, disbelief.
- There was some doubt as to who the child's real father was.
"Minging," adds Thomlinson, lest there be doubt.
If it is still going – and there has to be doubt about that.
But Hulme says there was no collective eureka moment and there will always be doubt and questions.
The doubt around the Cruden score only served to support those who want a review after every try where there could be doubt.
When a worker also has a personal physician, there may be doubt, in some cases, as to which physician bears the main responsibility for his health.
The show's ostensible theme might be "doubt", but its underlying one is that engagement and inquiry are always favourable to detachment and cynicism.
On that, their sincerity cannot be doubted.
However misguided, its conviction cannot be doubted.
Such accusations are not to be doubted.
This may be doubted, however.
That it has cannot be doubted.
