Sentence examples for doubts not from inspiring English sources
Campbell doubts not only the veracity of such legends but the legitimacy of the values they embody.
We all had our doubts, not because of Clint Eastwood but that Hollywood was going to mess it up.
Begiristain was impressed but harboured doubts, not least that the Portuguese would start fires, inside the club and out.
The Brotherhood has shed much of the appeal that won it various recent elections and tentatively protected it against doubts, not least among foreign powers, about Islamist rule.
By 1946, she had serious doubts not only about pesticides' safety but about government's ability — or will — to protect environmental health over economic interests.
But there are many doubts, not only in the United States but also in South Korea, about whether North Korea is capable of following in China's footsteps.
No one could afford doubt, not then.
"Pisc: O sir, doubt not that angling is an art.
I am not a perfect parent, but I am, without a doubt, not a child abuser.
After all, how can you doubt not one but two Italian grandmothers?
It is for the jury to decide guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, not the prosecutor.
