But, in Aber, it's without a doubt better to live in town.
They will also, no doubt, have to live with those who criticize their position.
You get the impression of someone exercised by the memory of her adoption at a young age, someone wrestling with deep existential doubt while trying to live life to the full.
(Märy, district nurse ) Jimmieson et al. [ 27] argues that employees who doubt their ability to live up to the demands that are put on them in the new organization run a substantial risk of giving too much attention to feelings of insufficiency and incompetence, which makes it difficult for them to handle the situation.
Difficult as this may be, it is no doubt preferable to living in a country that tells us what can and cannot be said and heard.
She had never doubted her decision to live in the house, and it didn't seem right to abandon faith at such a late stage.
"It is possible to doubt whether I have become a monk (a doubt that I have to live with), but it is not possible to doubt that I am a writer, that I was born one and will most probably die as one," he wrote in 1961, introducing an anthology of his work.
"Nobody should be in any doubt to our resolve to live up to our commitments under the Nato treaty," Mr Hammond said.
Stowlawn in 2016 is undeniably peaceful and green, and no doubt a nice place to live, but it's also a traditional English bodge – a history of compromises, frustrations and muddling through inscribed on every brick, every blade of grass.
(Personally, I found the requested concert performance of Beethoven's happily-ever-after prison opera Fidelio a touching insight into the humanity behind this woman's heroism. If I had to endure a 15-year house arrest, I doubt I'd want to live on a diet of Badac's extreme political theatre and Rage Against the Machine either).
