Sentence examples for doubtful skills from inspiring English sources

Most so-called "education" is a form of brainwashing, as it points learners in a certain direction and teaches them doubtful skills from one perspective only.

The results showed that some professionals were doubtful about parents' skills in making decisions.

(Anyone doubtful of his MC skills should watch the extemporaneous video he made with Barack Obama: "The Oval Office, oh my God, I can't believe I'm there / It's so much more intimidating than if it was square").

Those who persisted found employers skeptical of their skills and doubtful that they could exercise authority on the building site.

Remarking on Thomas's stand, Lincoln said, "It is doubtful that his heroism and skill … has ever been surpassed".

Thomas used such skill and determination in the 1863 battle at Chickamauga that it prompted President Abraham Lincoln to write: "It is doubtful whether his heroism and skill exhibited last Sunday afternoon, has ever been surpassed in the world".

Well-educated young college graduates were unemployed, especially those without marketable skills, and they were doubtful about their future chances.

In general, it seems doubtful that everyday people, with weak model construction skills, could use mathematical model construction as a method for understanding natural and engineered systems.

As France's representative at the Congress of Vienna (1814 15), Talleyrand exhibited his diplomatic skill to the full, but it is doubtful whether it benefitted France.

While introducing bioethics is stimulating, it is doubtful that passively watching a mock debate would spur the development of the skills needed to enable students to think more carefully about science and society on their own.

It is doubtful that a medical doctor is the only person who may posses the necessary skills and training for such roles.