Sentence examples for need to doubt from inspiring English sources

Certainly O'Hanlon has no actual need to doubt himself.

But she also sees that Stanislowski's need to "doubt her feeling" is his own problem.

But he can be glad there is no need to doubt the squad's endeavour.

Back in the day when the British ruling elite felt no need to doubt its own, Philby was a traitor to his country and also to his class.

"Snow in Sun," for example, is an affecting promise made to someone who is "brave": "You will never be without me, you will never need to doubt me, there'll be something good about me soon".

"The ref is one of the best in the league and for the second sending off, the linesman was two yards away, so there is no need to doubt their decision," the defender said.

I need people to doubt me".

There's no need for them to doubt their own qualities".

Africans need to stop doubting themselves, he said.

They need to cast doubt on the adequacy of the pertinent principles in the two arguments that generate inconsistencies.

What about an employee who always feels the need to express doubt about the current day-to-day of the company?