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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he doubt" is not grammatically correct in written English.
It is missing a verb, which is necessary to make a complete sentence. The correct phrase would be "he doubts" or "he is doubting." Here is an example of "he doubts" being used correctly in a sentence: "She could tell by the look on his face that he doubts her story." Here is an example of "he is doubting" being used correctly in a sentence: "His constant questions and contradictions show that he is doubting the credibility of the witness."
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Nor did he doubt his side would win.
Never did he doubt that he belonged on such a stage.
Nor did he doubt that he should sit there, crouched over the Festspielhaus like the dragon Fafner over his hoard, until he died.
Nor did he doubt that as one of the most passionate fishermen of our time, he could fly-cast better than they could.
Nor does he doubt that most of the world holds values that are radically and perhaps irrevocably different from Western values.
Nor did he doubt the brilliance of his own work, the wisdom of his own advice or the superiority of his Armenian ancestry.
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He doubted it.
He doubts anyone listens.
He doubts it.
He doubted he would survive.
He said he doubted it.
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