It seems that blogs are still new enough that skepticism about their authenticity has not yet set in. Steve Rubel of New York, who writes the blog Micro Persuasion, said he thought that veteran blog readers were more likely than newcomers to doubt the veracity of something they read on a blog.
(p. x) In other words, the book begins with a disclaimer: with an author discarding the title of his own book as arbitrary and external, apparently selected because of its catchy familiarity; because of the film no doubt, 2 something of an embarrassment to a serious academic like Wilkins.
Given the proper encouragement, no doubt he can think of something.
When in doubt, a growler full of something local and fresh is never a bad gift, and always a welcome addition to holiday parties or family gatherings.
Loveless, who has one of the best voices country music has to offer, has settled into an Atlanta, GA suburb with her husband, where they will no doubt open a bottle of something on their 25th wedding anniversary.
"On the no side, all you have to do is raise the specter of doubt and something won't pass".
Typically, the exercise of doubt is something an individual has to cultivate on his or her own, in private, before summoning the courage to air it, say, in an essay.
If they win the House by a large margin but do not get the Senate, they will also no doubt claim something of a mandate, though that would seem to be a recipe for gridlock.
In the course of a dark century, Riefenstahl seems to have suffered at least one spasm of something like doubt, and the moment was captured in a photograph.
"But no doubt getting to the end of something like Brass Eye, where you've been forced to be a sort of surrogate lawyer, well, that's the most creatively stifling thing you could possibly do".
