Sentence examples for insert doubt from inspiring English sources

Insert doubt, and religious certainty quickly dwindles.

Even if no teacher ends up carrying a gun, just the real possibility that some might be armed will insert doubt about success into the [shooter's] mind.

Maybe there'd be a scandal, or maybe the electoral gods would find some new and interesting way to insert some doubt in the final outcome of one of the races.

Sampras managed to save three break points that game, but Agassi had inserted some doubt into his old rival's head.

In the article that follows the term 'consistent histories' will generally be abbreviated to 'histories', since the 'decoherent' and 'consistent' interpretations are very similar; when in doubt insert 'consistent' before 'histories'histories

Under the constitution drawn up by Burma's former junta, Ms Suu Kyi is barred by the constitution from taking the presidency because her children are foreign nationals, a clause few doubt was inserted specifically to rule her out.

Under the constitution drawn up by Myanmar's former junta, Suu Kyi is barred by the constitution from taking the presidency because her children are foreign nationals, a clause few doubt was inserted specifically to rule her out.

There shouldn't be any uncertainty at all, this is an era of mass information – so gamers have inserted their own culture of doubt.

There is no reason to doubt the clause was inserted to throw another obstacle, perhaps the biggest of all, in Aung San Suu Kyi's way.

Official Interpreter Nelson, voiced by Frances McDormand, works for the government, but her reliability is thrown into doubt when she starts inserting her own comments — "Holy Moses BoyBoy, what a night!" — while on the job.

Tins work best if they've been seasoned in the oven a few times before the dough is inserted (see above); but if in doubt, line your tins with silicone paper.