Sentence examples similar to contending with doubt from inspiring English sources

For many religious people these are primarily existential questions, as their faith contends with doubt and bewilderment.

Getting negative feedback is hard enough without having to contend with doubts about whether this feedback is useful, or worthless because it's prejudiced.

But county officials in favor of creating public hunting opportunities have to contend with doubts about public safety and complaints from residents and animal rights activists opposed to killing deer.

Combining the genre's classic trappings with the subjugation of women's bodies that was inherent during the 1600s' witch hysteria, Eggers found his own protagonist in an iron-willed girl contending with self-doubt and sudden exile.

But he also must contend with real doubts about the willingness of his anti-Islamist opponents to join him in compromise.

"Already contending with climate change, today's vote casts their future into even greater doubt.

Most seriously, they are still contending with Picard.

It has been contending with competition from Japan.

How are museums contending with these shifts?

Ms. Freelon and Mr. Redd write that black students today often have to contend with others who doubt their qualifications.

When the Return became official yesterday, those who must contend with Michael Jordan left little doubt that he would again be a force.