Sentence examples for entertain doubts from inspiring English sources

Rousseau could never entertain doubts about God's existence or about the immortality of the soul.

It is hard to find anyone who claims to have heard Ms. Pelosi entertain doubts about winning.

As the state's debts mount, even the minority who benefit from the LDP's largesse are beginning to entertain doubts about the wisdom of its policies.

It was learned that the duke first began to entertain doubts late Thursday night, after talking to Charles E. Bedaux, his friend in Washington.

Neither the design on the body nor the handle find parallels in the vast number of Iznik vessels, which induced some to entertain doubts about its actual period.

The Russians always need strong leaders, but to be an honest artist you have to have doubt, or be willing to entertain doubts".

Of the meaning and scope of the constitutional interdict upon slavery, no one can entertain doubt.

Although at this stage there is seemingly no belief about which he cannot entertain doubt, Descartes finds certainty in the intuition that, when he is thinking even if he is being deceived he must exist.

But what can look like implacable self-belief may be the insecurity of someone who can still hear the memory of his own father's mocking scepticism, and cannot afford to entertain doubt.

"Scientists entertain doubt... Deniers cannot in good conscience use the scientific process as evidence that doubt still exists," implored Senator Schatz.

His biographer Gerald Gunther, noting the paradox of the agnostic Hand's use of religious overtones, suggests that the most challenging aspect of the speech was that the spirit of liberty must entertain doubt.