Sentence examples for correctly doubted from inspiring English sources

He was bored at Rennes and had an uneasy relationship with the parish priest, who correctly doubted Fauré's religious conviction.

IN A Washington Post column calculated to provoke a chorus of incredulous scoffs from talk radio hosts around the country, E.J. Dionne avers that Barack Obama's policy agenda is hampered by a "media environment that tilts to the right":Yes, you read that correctly: If you doubt that there is a conservative inclination in the media, consider which arguments you hear regularly and which you don't.

Perhaps your browser cannot display it, or maybe it did not initialize correctly.FEW now doubt that the world economy is in its most parlous state since the 1930s.

If I'm reading this correctly, and I doubt that I am, it involves something called a "NARIMASHI hoop".

Plan 9, for example, has a fundamentally different approach (if I understand it correctly, and I doubt I do) in not having a separation between applications and files.

Even participants who could correctly explain the rationale behind random allocation doubted the possibility of equipoise and saw no benefits of random allocation over the doctor/patient choice.

I lead him in some simple stretches and he said he liked them though he doubted his ability to execute them correctly.

He doubted judges would rule against asylum seekers without attorneys simply because they had not completed their applications correctly.

"I also doubt whether FB Custom Audiences work correctly with consent.

"My mother would have beaten it," Berkowitz said, no doubt correctly.

He thought (no doubt correctly) that his chances for survival would be better in the other party, so he switched.