Sentence examples similar to bred doubt from inspiring English sources

Their questions about faith prompted him to read the Bible more closely, which bred doubts that deepened over time.

The widespread pessimism on Social Security's future reflects the success of the decades-long effort by its critics to breed doubt about its capability.

Within sensitive individuals it breeds doubt; between people it promotes distrust; within groups it enhances group-think in the endless quest to be one with the group's true soul; and between groups it is the inner source of identity politics.

Doubt breeds doubt.

"Inaction breeds doubt and fear.

Dale Carnegie says, "Inaction breeds doubt and fear.

Pakistan Observer's Asif Haroon Raja also felt that "fast-changing" political activities have bred "uncertainty and doubts" over the future of the current government and upcoming elections.

For other spouses, the loss of sexual and emotional intimacy breeds doubt.

Among other necessary survival skills, Auschwitz no doubt bred patience.

Doubts breed weakness, and out of weakness spring new doubts.

Wallowing in the confusion bred of personal experience, I doubt that I would have complained even if there had been an intermission.