Sentence examples for calling into doubt from inspiring English sources

I am not calling into doubt what the woman has said.

Greece may account for only 2% of euro-zone GDP but it is shaking everybody by calling into doubt the currency's supposed irrevocability.

Lev Gudkov, director of the independent pollster Levada Centre, said that rather than calling into doubt Putin's intervention in the Middle East, news that a terrorist attack brought down the plane would probably strengthen the "opinion that propaganda is pushing on people – that the Russian position on Syria is necessary".

At that point, prophets like Jeremiah began to polemicize other gods, calling into doubt their very existence.

All of this calls into doubt Scalia's certainty that he is right.

The petition was called into doubt almost as soon as it was filed.

Questioning Equiano's origins calls into doubt some fundamental assumptions made in departments of African-American Studies".

Russian state media called into doubt the results shortly before they were published.

It wounded him that his love for and loyalty to the city was ever called into doubt.

He is fired by the same ambition for Anfield, where that status has increasingly been called into doubt.

So the league's move was promptly called into doubt by western leaders, and most western media echoed the line.