Sentence examples for be doubt that from inspiring English sources
The Lebanese writer Amin Maalouf pointed out that "the Arab world … cannot bring itself to consider the Crusades a mere episode in the bygone past … there can be doubt that the schism between these two worlds dates from the Crusades.
Bell is thought of as a female Lawrence of Arabia, and there can be doubt that Herzog had David Lean's great picture somewhere in his mind as he made this.
Likewise, there no longer seems to be doubt that as the earth warms, and sunlight peels away the glacial mountains that form the polar ice sheets, less of the sun's energy is reflected away from the earth, and more is absorbed resulting in rising temperatures.
He went out by another way.Related items The al-Qaeda network: Eight down, many more to goNov 22nd 2001 Special report: Distantly, the shape of peaceNov 22nd 2001 Fighting terrorism: The elusive character of victoryNov 22nd 2001In diplomatic circles, there is said to be doubt that Mr bin Laden will ever be taken alive.
Accepting his Nobel Prize in 1962, John Steinbeck struck a self-effacing note: "In my heart there may be doubt that I deserve the Nobel award over other men of letters whom I hold in respect and reverence — but there is no question of my pleasure and pride in having it for myself".
Since those now deemed to be cooling naturally in a cabinet would escape the tax – not those straight from the oven – there must be doubt that any will ever pay the new duty, about 50p on a £2.50 traditional large ish) beef pasty.
It is doubt that continues to surround Rangers.
Instead, it is doubt that is the constant.
It cannot be doubted that a state, like any other government, can waive exemption from suit.
It can hardly be doubted that in giving consent Congress may impose conditions.
