Sentence examples for doubt feeds from inspiring English sources

Crucially, doubt feeds on itself.

Over the next few days, Facebook will absorb it all — everything, even doubt, feeds back into the system.

Moreover, her sense of doubt feeds into the veneer of gloom that envelops Edwards film and makes it such a fascinatingly offbeat addition to the canon.

The repression, fear, and hysteria that shaped Edwina no doubt fed into Rose's madness.

The interest is no doubt fed by the bestseller "Seabiscuit" by Laura Hillenbrand about the famous 1930's thoroughbred, and the movie he inspired.

When in doubt, feed the fish less or none at all.

These unfounded doubts feed our fear of taking new and more effective approaches.

John Updike's letters display youthful eruptions of self-doubt fed by his Harvard roommate, Christopher Lasch, an equally ambitious provincial (by way of Omaha and Chicago) who would go on to become a renowned historian and social critic.

Even before he wooed and wed the charming Emma Wedgwood, Darwin suspected that his growing religious doubts, fed by scientific discoveries that seemed to disprove the biblical creation story, might dash his chances for matrimonial harmony.

Meanwhile, the non-arrival of stars for the much-praised Paul Foster at Tuddenham Mill, Kenny Atkinson and Mark Poynton at Alimentum will, no doubt, feed all sorts of conspiracy theories.

In paradoxical parallel to this pragmatic streak runs a family interest in the occult, which no doubt also feeds the fictional wellspring.