"Again, when the mind is doubtful, when the mind drinks deep of doubt-poison, the senses have no capacity to inject faith into the mind.
Interviews with environmentalists, pollsters, donors and Democratic strategists reveal a deep vein of doubt over Clinton's political will in committing to the environment, mixed with an eagerness to hear much, much more about specific policies.
There is a cost – we'd have to let go of being "right", and instead embrace a deep kind of doubt, one that accepts that the conceptual and perceptual tools we use to explore the world are limited and may be faulty.
We failed her, and countless other individuals every day who stand alone against powerful figures and ask us to hold them accountable before watching us pick at their already tormented souls, scratch deep lines of doubt into their psyches.
But there was also a deeper kind of solitude, and a deeper kind of doubt.
More important, can Ryan lead this Jets team out of a deep, dark canyon of doubt?
But the self-portrait gives the clammy, fearful truth of a moment of deep doubt.
This position of deep doubt is creative, because it encourages us to consistently approach the world with the curiosity of what Shunru Suzuki called "beginner's mind" – by encountering the world afresh in each moment, we create space for new insights to occur.
You're free - why spoil it for yourself?" But Lucas wonders if "freedom was a deeper prison, a place of doubt", and whether "maybe what you didn't know you repeated anyway, because of genes, because of generations unfolding in their particular unchanging fabrics".
Bush also says that the accident led to a prolonged period of deep spiritual doubt.
But he also acknowledged the deep doubts of Americans who after the experience of Iraq and Afghanistan view any form of military engagement in Syria with alarm.
