Sentence examples for cultivated doubt from inspiring English sources
"So, this was the price to pay so that the truth could finally be established," he wrote, adding a warning to the politicians "who during these long months made use of this 'affair' and cultivated doubt" about his probity.
Chris Birch London Roy Hattersley's "carefully cultivated image", wearing a suit and tie, will no doubt appeal to the old, wealthy conservatives among us, and is as much proof positive of expecting the poor to "pay for the bankers' blunders" as an open-neck shirt is "proof positive of integrity".
Quarter the cultivated strawberries.
Bricklaying, by contrast, cultivated discipline.
Some are cultivated as ornamentals.
A warm, witty, cultivated man.
They come cultivated or wild.
In Brasillach's case, there is no doubt whatever that he did.His essays on Corneille and the Greek Anthology, which he completed in prison, reveal a fine, cultivated mind.
The discourses are both cultivated and passionate.
