Sentence examples for make one doubt from inspiring English sources

It's enough to make one doubt Darwin.

Bailey's persona is so charming and upbeat as to make one doubt its existence.

"This fact can't help but make one doubt," she wrote.

He stands 5-8 with shoulders broad enough to make one doubt whether they would fit through a doorway.

The invariable perfection of diction, unmarred by any indecorous cry from the heart, may sometimes make one doubt the poet's sincerity.

One private in a Michigan regiment noted the "men in ancient raiment, unshaved and unwashed … One look at such a grotesque group was enough to make one doubt his mother country".

In the first movie, the lifelessness of the humans' speech made one doubt that humanity was actually worth fighting for.

The tone also makes one doubt that Kissinger is the former Secretary of State who Romney said called him with the news that a deal with the Palestinians might be possible — something Romney doubted.

In the end, though, this collection makes one doubt whether when letters are allowed to 'speak for themselves' they could ever constitute a person's 'real and best biography'.

It ought to be a rich experience, given Hamilton's 60-year career and its many high points, and yet it makes one doubt the unqualified blessing of the retrospective.

He became a London clubman, an Establishment figure, feted by dukes and celebrities and honoured by the Queen; and this last denouement, however innocuous, somehow makes one doubt the essential integrity of the man.