The announcement of an eschatological resurrection of the dead seems to have occasioned doubts and objections among the Qurʾān's original audience.
He hoped "that every member of the Convention who may still have Objections to it, would with me, on this occasion doubt a little of his own Infallibility, and to make manifest our Unanimity, put his name to this Instrument".
He ended with a plea that delegates who still had objections "would with me on this occasion doubt a little of his own infallibility -- and to manifest our unanimity, put his name to the instrument".
Further, Warhol's work (in the art-world context in which he presented it) no doubt occasioned the philosophical question.
If the thinking believer on occasion doubts his faith, so, too, will the thoughtful non-believer find occasions — a beautiful sunset, a chorus from Euripides, the death of a friend — to doubt his doubt.
This no doubt occasioned even more gasps of "I don't believe it" than his entirely objective conclusions would otherwise have done.
This is on occasion, no doubt, a difficult fiction to maintain, but an important one.
"It's a historic occasion, no doubt about that," Mr. Rutherford said, after tonight's vote.
Athenian certainly, raucous on occasion no doubt, and drunken from time to time I am sure, but lecturing?
And though I happen to enjoy a bit of Orff's music on occasion, I doubt he's worth the column inches.
But, notwithstanding this decision and the continuity of this practice, the absence of express statutory authority was the occasion of doubt being expressed as to the power of the President to make these orders.
