Sentence examples for constantly doubt from inspiring English sources

"Leonardo's brilliance was his humanity, his curiosity that made him constantly doubt what he was doing.

Insecure people constantly doubt their relevance, and because of this, they try to steal the spotlight and criticize others in order to prove their worth.

And is your hair done the right way... it's part and parcel of a broader way in which we socialize and press women to constantly doubt themselves or define themselves in terms of a certain appearance".

I constantly doubt my ability to be all that my kids need me to be right now, and every waking hour of the day: teacher, organizer, cook, cleaner, referee, comforter, entertainer, and it goes on and on.

Besides it would be cumbersome for physicians to constantly doubt their own initial hypotheses in search of alternative diagnoses or therapeutic approaches.

She also constantly doubts her courage: when I feel frightened about something, I think of her.

It is one of the many poignant ironies of this remarkable book that Deng survives Sudan only to find himself utterly unhappy in America, constantly doubting his own existence.

Spies under their command, or agents, are busy eking out a living (The Spy, Kanch'ŏp, dir: U Min-ho, 2012), constantly doubted by their superiors (The Berlin File, Perŭllin, dir: Ryu Sŭng-wan, 2012), or betrayed and discarded in the end (Secretly, Greatly, Ŭnmil hage widae hage, dir: Chang Ch'ul-su, 2013).

We are constantly doubted and infographics like this one going around, only add to that stigma.

In rehab, Nancy tried to process what had happened to her during a violent childhood, but she found that she was constantly doubting the accuracy of her memories.

In rehab, Nancy tried to process what had happened to her during a violent childhood, but she found that she was constantly doubting the veracity of her memories.