Sentence examples similar to occasions for doubt from inspiring English sources
The battle against terrorism is an occasion not for doubting the Constitution, but for respecting it.
Fanaticism... overcompensation for doubt.
Away games have been fraught occasions for Ally McCoist's side this season, but the self-doubt was discarded here.
President Vladimir V. Putin dined this evening with the president of Israel, Moshe Katsav, and the meal was kosher, making the occasion no doubt a first for a Russian leader in a thousand years of history.
Nor could there be any doubt that plans based on scientific analysis would ultimately succeed; any defects would be interpreted as occasions for further investigation and reorganization.
His fears will no doubt grow if Iraq is invaded, but he and others like him will have this consolation: The occasions for worrying are likely to shrink.
Tuesday night would have been an occasion for Mr Garcia to dispel doubts about his ability to manage the city's catastrophic finances.
The Australia captain had flown his parents over for this occasion but no doubt there were still a few tears shed back in Sydney – or there would have been if Channel 9 had not gone to an advertising break as Clarke made his final or – more likely – his penultimate entry.
On this occasion (and no doubt on others, for the elderly Auden often repeated his bons mots) Auden, when asked for his opinion of Yeats, said: "Yeats spent the first part of his life as a minor poet, and the second part writing major poems about what it had been like to be a minor poet".
One of those surveys, no doubt, provided the occasion for this photograph, which has a row of little white tents in the foreground.
