Sentence examples for doubt for instance from inspiring English sources

The dialogue, generally intelligent, has some odd lapses – I doubt, for instance, whether an officer of the Tsar's guard would really have referred to "this beastly weather".

I doubt, for instance, whether he ever got through "The Golden Bowl," but if he did he left me somewhere in the middle of it.

In "Doubt," for instance, which was originally a play, he is a Catholic priest who may or may not have been inappropriate with a young male student.

There was very little doubt, for instance, that the killing of Osama bin Laden almost immediately improved Mr. Obama's approval ratings, while the contentious resolution to the debt-ceiling debate lowered them.

There's no doubt, for instance, that Bella is a remarkably droopy, drippy character, and while her blankness could be justified as a device, enabling readers to identify with her (which has obviously happened to an extraordinary degree), she also has a weird clumsiness, a haplessness that means her vampire boyfriend has to rescue her regularly.

He never doubted, for instance, that military action was a good idea against the Serbian nationalism of Slobodan Milosevic.

The repetitive doubting, for instance by the Syrian authorities, of what al-Jazeera transmits of news and pictures received via Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and the accusations levelled against us that we fabricate such material, all of this inspired activists to come up with new ideas including a better documentation and authentication of demonstrations.

In the research context children can be deemed competent from the age of 12 and above, and a case-by-case assessment of competence might be valuable in children in the change-over period between 10 and 12, and in case of children older than 12 years when there are reasons to doubt their competence for instance because of mental disabilities.

Although not used in this work, it is possible to repeat the mutation assay with a single probe when one doubts the result, for instance when the presumed mutant peak is very small.

Some children will no doubt foil the system, for instance, by simply leaving their phones behind.

For instance, doubt can be expressed by the knitted brow alone, but studies show that viewers often think that the expression enlists other muscles as well, such as those controlling the upper lip.