Sentence examples for make him doubt from inspiring English sources

Robbins, especially, could get under his defenses and make him doubt that anything he had done was worthy.

Looking back on his Harvard class of 1858 in "The Education of Henry Adams," Adams wrote that the amount of drinking that went on was so "fantastic" as to make him doubt the veracity of his recollections.

With its devious logic and compulsive mood, "Remainder" recalls Sartre's 1938 showpiece of existential philosophy, "Nausea," a novel about a small-time historian, Roquentin, unnerved by the existence of inanimate objects — which disgust him, confuse him and make him doubt his own significance.

Descartes himself had said that even a malicious demon could not make him doubt his own existence, at least while he is presently attending to this question.

Labour MP John Mann, speaking to 5 Live Investigates, says complaints he regularly receives from black, Asian and Jewish players make him doubt the Prime Minister's claim that Britain has led the world in kicking racism out of football.

Make him wonder, but don't make him doubt.

As the game went on, the Giants threw off Rodgers's timing and, perhaps, made him doubt his decision-making.

In fact, this information should have made him doubt his hypothesis.

Maybe making him doubt a little bit brought a double fault out as well".

He started to doubt the inerrancy of the Scriptures, which made him doubt the faith that had sustained him; he was leading a church, but he wasn't even sure he was still a Christian.

It focuses instead on Othello's foreignness and how his status as an outsider makes him doubt his position in the community.