Sentence examples for must doubt from inspiring English sources

We must doubt people who stand what there is no reason to stand.

In Descartes's "first philosophy" the subject must doubt any "truth" available to him in the world, unless he can prove it rationally.

Many other views would necessarily flow from this view, truly held; in their absence, one must doubt its authenticity, and suspect it of being a dogma dressed up as an argument.

And when it comes to how we approach specific decisions that affect the natural environment, it seems we must doubt the extent to which we can rely on evidence-based policy.

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A month earlier he had been reaching out indirectly to America by visiting Israel, trying to repair relations which touched a low point last year when he accused Israel of practising "state terrorism" against Palestinians.But still, America must doubt very much that Turkey shares its vision of radical change in the Middle East.

Even President Putin must now doubt the long-term durability of Assad's rule.

"We must never doubt how much things can change," the US president said.

Our men and women in uniform and their families must never doubt that their leaders' first priority is them.

You mustn't doubt your abilities and believe that you already have what you need to be successful.

So it's been a hard road to hoe, not least in the last 18 months when he must have doubted he would ever hit a ball again.