Sentence examples for ideas and doubts from inspiring English sources

He also seems to have some ideas and doubts that I have had, so I am quite sympathetic to his view.

This is perhaps not the best way to describe Hamann's insight, as Hamann characteristically emphasised the brokenness of human experience, and fragmentariness of human knowledge: "Gaps and lacks … is the highest and deepest knowledge of human nature, through which we must climb our way up to the ideal — ideas and doubts — the summum bonum of our reason" (ZH 3, 34 33 35).

The novel consists primarily of protagonist Markham Sutherland's account of the development of his religious ideas and doubts, followed by a brief narrative in which Sutherland's lack of faith leads him and his lover to tragic ends.

(There's already talk online about whether the suicide bombing is a turning point in the Syrian violence. I have no idea, and doubt anyone else knows either. It could just as easily harden the resolve of the Syrian dictatorship as undermine it. I certainly don't think anyone should be applauding a suicide bombing, whatever side you're on).

The American-inspired theory of nuclear deterrence, for example, brought, under Henry Kissinger, the greatest single assault on the English-American language since Hiroshima.So here's a thought as a new administration, new men with new ideas and no doubt a new armoury of buzz-words, prepares to settle into the White House.

These are just a few ideas, and no doubt those of you with more experience setting up networks for big spaces have more.

Doubt is important because people who are radicalized often don't doubt their ideas and if you instill doubt, you did a good job," he said.

Doubt is important because people who are radicalized often don't doubt their ideas and if you instil doubt you did a good job," he said.

She has endless ideas and will, no doubt, keep looking at things slightly off centre".

Beethoven institutes are a lovely idea, and no doubt Mannes's students learn a lot.

The answer remains that I haven't the vaguest idea, and I doubt very much whether God has, either.