Sentence examples for foment doubt from inspiring English sources

It was, he replied, to foment doubt.

Let's explore a bit: I have sometimes perhaps been too eager to challenge definitive statements related to human-driven global warming for fear they will provide ammunition to those working to foment doubt and maintain stasis on our energy menu.

Do not entertain and foment doubt -- and so, no, do not ask to be saved all over again.

Keith Anderson, chief corporate officer at ScottishPower, told Miliband in a letter released to the media that a freeze would foment doubts and create an atmosphere that would affect "the appetite to invest".

But since his job was to foment doubts and question miracles, he soon became known as the devil's advocate.

Even more insidiously, the government keeps a record of each voter's ballot number, fomenting doubts—however unfounded about whether the ballot is really secret.The PAP also resorts to more underhand tactics.

I have no doubt that such experiences have fomented an emotional and professional metamorphosis in my life.

Without a doubt, the C.I.A. was trying to foment the new insurgency in the mountains.

By contrast, there can be little doubt that the near hysteria was fomented by Wall Street and its organs and shills in financial TV.

(In his annual address to parliament yesterday, Vladimir Putin left little doubt as to whom he blames: Washington fomented chaos in Kiev, he suggested, in order to provoke a damaging conflict with Moscow and isolate Russia).

Whether or not that judgment was correct, there's little doubt that Ewing both reacted to and helped foment the "dirty war" on the border.