Sentence examples for common doubt from inspiring English sources

"Has the internet made us less compassionate and empathetic?" -- a common doubt raised by rampant Internet use around the world.

One of the most common doubts people have about barefoot running is "What about stepping on sharp stuff?" and the most common answer is "Use your eyes.

As for the question of motivation, common sense no doubt plays a role.

Across these categories, we identified a set of 16 specific and common triggers of doubt and their effects.

Essentially, cyclists are to follow all rules of the road and when safety is in doubt, common sense says to yield to the motor vehicle.

The story is confused by difficulties with sorting out quite who was who (and one of his supposed wives was in fact male), but incestuous affairs were without doubt common in ancient Egypt.

Some common reasons for doubt, like a long delay before speaking out or a hazy recall of some details, are exactly what experts say they would expect to see after a sexual assault.

By acknowledging the reality of our common experience of doubt, we open our hearts today to God's gift of hope here and now.

Imagine you're out with your friends at the club, and the greasiest, sleaziest guy came walking over trying to dance with you (a common event no doubt, I've watched it happen).

Yet while much of establishment Europe let out a sigh of relief with Macron's win, a victory of Grillo's Five Star Movement could throw the future of the continent's decades-old common market into doubt once more.

Pico et al. (2008) demonstrated that the populations from this region of Spain share a common ancestry, no doubt resulting from their ancestor's emergence from their ice age refugium and their subsequent spread across the landscape of northeastern Spain (Pico et al. 2008).