Sentence examples for easy to doubt from inspiring English sources

Walking round the shell of the building, it is easy to doubt that the work can be done on time but the Arcola's team are cheerfully optimistic.

Its passage was "remarkable and improbable" because the punditry, lobbying and game-playing of Washington had made it easy to doubt America's ability to do "such a big thing, such a complicated thing".He was right.

To play as slowly as written, performers need a great deal of trust in the music: it is easy to doubt it can sustain itself over such a vast span.

Before "Coco" hit theaters, it was easy to doubt that the movie would present Mexican culture as expansively and gorgeously as it does, with such natural familiarity and respect.

What will happen if things go badly?" While it's easy to doubt yourself into silence, it's not helping you.

Apart from the interpretive problems just noted, the Meno has never been treated as a significant defense of Nativism, because it is too easy to doubt Socrates' claim that the slave has not been told the solution.

But if you live in a world where you're so aware that everything can be manipulated it's easier to doubt than risk being taken for a ride.

It's much easier to doubt yourself than it is to believe that you can do it and it only takes one person to ask you about the fact that you are not playing well and to put the negative thoughts in your head.

"(You Want To) Make A Memory" and "Seat Next To You" are definite lighter in the air moments, but "Everybody's Broken" is a real stadium classic with lyrics like 'when you wonder why you're breathing/know you're not alone/it's so hard to believe/when it's easier to doubt'.

Finally, in a more pernicious way, bots give us an easy way to doubt everything we see online.

It's easier just to doubt the science.