Sentence examples for doubtful picture from inspiring English sources

The doubtful picture of the self-centered individual covers up the constitutive alterity and mimetic nature of the self.

Better yet someone else will, someone with talent, anDoubtfulance.

The characters, after spouting some bit of outrageous nonsense, say to their doubtful peers, "You're picturing it, and we're talking about it".

But somehow it seems doubtful that merely bigger pictures will do it for them.

It was doubtful that the worldwide economic picture would grow brighter anytime soon.

But X is unlikely to see herself in those terms, and even if she does hold (from the author's perspective) some bigoted views, it is doubtful these represent the whole picture.

Another reason, though, is that women tend to be doubtful about the appeal of a picture of straight-up genitalia, and there's something in that.

Once a year, he would pay the restaurant with a picture: pigs going into the kitchen looking doubtful, or snails crawling on to people's plates.

Several doubtful stories of cannibalism were recorded by chroniclers, and these same chroniclers paint a picture of routine enslavings, as well as killings of churchmen, women and infants.

Edit every picture to remove blemishes, etc. unless the picture is perfect which is doubtful.

The Brookings Institution says, with somewhat doubtful praise, of Romney: "Mr. Romney must be given credit for bringing sub-Saharan Africa fleetingly into the picture.