Sentence examples for doubted things from inspiring English sources

"Would you bring a business to Wisconsin right now?" she asked, adding that she doubted things would return to normal any time soon.

Since my mother's death, I frequently doubted things my father said in the course of our telephone conversations: that he had eaten dinner on any given night, for example, and not simply polished off another can of almonds and a few Johnnie Walkers in front of the television.

I took another look at the six long-legged gentlewomen smoking cigarettes under the flickering streetlight and doubted things would turn violent if I offered them money for their time.

You start doubting things.

Sharing the general dissatisfaction with the European Parliament, Mr Siedentop doubts things can be improved by another elected body.

It is just not true that she never seems to doubt things.

This supposition, however, does cause him to doubt things that depend on inference and here he is quite explicit that this is due to the fallibility of memory.

However, I doubt things like this will leak out this early and I doubt even more seriously it will look like this.

RIM may be able to pay off a few thousand customers and move on, but considering their luck, I doubt things will go that smoothly.

I doubt things will get as bad as they were during the Occupation.

Yet I doubt things have changed much since I was a volunteer.