Sentence examples for doubted not from inspiring English sources
"From that moment she doubted not of their being engaged to each other".
Coleridge, who intimately doubted not his poetic genius but whether he could sustain it, invariably hailed Wordsworth as his master.
And of course, they must have been surprised at the way they were doubted, not least because they were quite legitimately voting".
Zumalt doubted not the use of force but the way that he had soured his dealings with the people he served by talking about the witnesses who contradicted his officers' stories as if they were all fantasists or liars.
But while some Kazakhs called for harsh justice against Mr. Chelakh, many others doubted not only the authenticity of the confession but also other evidence provided by investigators and the security services.
Whether it could have done so might well be doubted: not every writer can play Hofmannsthal to Richard Strauss, and not every composer would know what to do with a Da Ponte, should one suddenly knock on his door.
No one could afford doubt, not then.
"Pisc: O sir, doubt not that angling is an art.
Recall that Descartes' method requires only a justification-defeating doubt, not a belief-defeating doubt.
Benefit of the doubt, not bashing.
