Sentence examples for creation of doubt from inspiring English sources

"Realist" literature is, to me, the least realistic, because it eliminates what gives the human his reality, his mystery, his power of creation, of doubt, of dreaming, of thinking, of nightmare.

Yet the act of creation no doubt derived more from a testimonial impulse than a purely aesthetic one.

Do the genetic mechanics of our creation really cast this kind of doubt on our humanity and emotional complexity?

He encourages his listeners, "You must not allow yourself to be influenced by that obnoxious creation of legal nonsense, reasonable doubt".

Assessing the socialists of the nineteenth century, whose programs ranged from the nationalization of industry to the creation of village coöperatives, John Stuart Mill doubted that they understood how markets worked, but he admitted their moral claims unreservedly: "The restraints of Communism would be freedom in comparison with the present condition of the majority of the human race".

At a seminar in Brussels last month, Foreign Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden voiced doubts about creation of the foreign policy post, noting that it combined roles previously undertaken by three people working full time.

Yet the current mood of doubt is in many ways their own creation.

"Everything appears trivial — especially my own creations — what makes me great?" she writes in a moment of doubt.

Museveni's rhetoric no doubt encouraged the creation of Bahati's bill, which is particularly chilling because it emphasizes the reporting of the homosexual behavior of others.

So he became an engineer, a subject that no doubt assisted his creation of a small computer terminal now known, universally and quite profitably, as "the Bloomberg".

While the historical accuracies of the film have been challenged there can be no doubt that the creation of what we now know as the City of Light required a lot of vision, commitment and leadership.