Sentence examples for instills doubt from inspiring English sources

Surgeons may fear the process of randomisation, believing that this process instills doubt and uncertainty in their patient.

Two major flaws instill doubt about the legitimacy of the request to extradite Mr. Polanski.

The Chamber has long tried to instill doubt about climate change.

On Monday night in Wisconsin, Trump's teleprompter offered him some new metrics in his efforts to instill doubt in the entire process.

Mr. Melancon knew the scandal was not by itself enough to win on, but his campaign included it as part of a broader effort to instill doubt about Mr. Vitter, particularly among women.

"If you can learn something about whatever is on those hard drives, whatever that information might be, you could instill doubt on their part by just countermessaging whatever it is they said they wanted to do or planned to do," said Brig.

Like defense lawyers trying to instill doubt in the minds of jurors, creationist critics tend to avoid the difficult and meticulous analysis required in interpreting paleontological data.

Back to the plan – the trick would be to instill doubt and foster economic turmoil in partners such as the European Union and China.

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.

But if you listen to them and ask them questions, open questions, first to understand them better and to instill doubt.

Kasdan concurred, saying it should happen near the beginning of the film to instill doubt as to whether the others would survive, but Lucas was vehemently against it and rejected the concept.