The second moment came that October when the combination of doubts about power station stocks and a strike ballot by Nacods, the pit deputies' union, threatened a total shutdown in British coal production.
Hume was a combination of reason, doubt and scepticism.
Try it -- again and again, with every permutation and combination of expressed doubt you can muster, as a lunch date stretches to a marathon four hours.
Michael Fassbender's Macbeth achieves the perfect combination of clout and doubt, while Marion Cotillard is clear and moving despite the decision to downgrade the role of Lady Macbeth, possibly from a misguided fear of perpetuating a stereotype of the controlling wife.
Healy is closer to the mark when, toward the end of his riveting book, he summarizes the great dissent as having "incorporated nearly all the major themes of his life — his belief in the supremacy of experience over logic, his strange combination of confidence and doubt, his commitment to Darwinism,... his taste for battle.
Nagelsmann promotion was fast-tracked to the first-team job in February, to a combination of universal disbelief and doubt.
John's repeated chastisement of himself, his self-dramatizing fatalism, his combination of arrogance and self-doubt all combine to create a claustrophobic atmosphere that leaves the reader wanting to flee his company.
He wants to change the subject to coalition, and he wants to suggest that Labour-SNP would be some kind of lethal combination, no doubt forgetting that in a previous tactical incarnation he allowed the Scottish Tories a virtual coalition with the SNP from 2007 to 2011.
Cordery reports that Alice disliked physical contact with other people, leading the reader to wonder whether she and Longworth had a satisfactory amatory life, but the suspicion here is that the marriage was doomed from the outset by the combination of Alice's self-doubts and Longworth's philandering.
Berlin on the eve of war was a combination of ambition and self-doubt.
