Sentence examples for causing me to doubt from inspiring English sources

After a few minutes, I realised that force of cultural habit was causing me to doubt what I was seeing, because colour means modern.

The current debt ceiling negotiations cause me to doubt that either party is staffed with the people necessary to do just that.

I don't think either of those scenarios is possible (the quasar traveling at light speed, or our galaxy's matter averaging 85% light speed or more, for all the universe's 13.7 years' existence). This causes me to doubt (a) the big bang theory, (b) the age of the universe, or (c) my own reasoning.

Speaking on LBC the commissioner said: "I don't really think from what I've heard up to now that it's really affected the original account of the officers at the scene … There's nothing I've seen in this fresh information that causes me to doubt that original account".

But Mr Hogan-Howe told LBC radio that he had seen "nothing that causes me to doubt the original account" provided by the Downing Street officers.

"If you're lying and I know it, it might make me question or cause me to doubt how much you lie to me," she said.

"I was presented with information that caused me to doubt the veracity of 2 of the 5 reactions in the video," Rober wrote on Twitter Thursday.

I wasn't sure why he told us that, but it caused me to doubt my own salvation, surely an effective means of control.

Even when I was presented with situations or people which caused me to doubt or question myself at times, I discovered that these moments were just tests to see how committed I truly was to myself and my values.

The ridiculously manipulative iPad2 launch (or dribble) with no pre-orders and handy pick-up in stores, consumers strung-out in daily lines - all this caused me to Doubt my faith in Apple.

The microaggressions I was dealing with at work led to an enormous amount of self-doubt and caused me to put more pressure on myself than I could ever imagine.