Sentence examples for of creating doubt from inspiring English sources

"It's this whole idea of creating doubt.

The techniques of consulting firms like Gradient evoke the tobacco industry's strategy of creating doubt about science.

It could be seen that use of this ambiguous language means that results are being presented cautiously but it could also have the effect of creating doubt or suggest an unwillingness or inability to have an opinion either way.

The story of asbestos mining and use reads like a Grisham novel, with leading characters, who spent millions of dollars to create doubt, suppress documents, and lobby Congress to reduce financial liability and continue use.

Women stated that they did not talk about their sexual moods, concerns, and feelings with their husbands because of shame, fear of wounding their pride, creating doubt about their chastity, the fear of being labeled as having an excessive sexual drive, and the fear of receiving a negative answer.

"One of the fundamental lessons of diplomacy is to create doubt: Never lay all your cards on the table," he told her. "I follow[ed] his instructions but not his lesson.

It is an undignified depiction of my personality and seeks to create doubt about my personality in the eyes of my fellow citizens, family and children.

"Listen to what I'm actually saying, and stop listening to the narrative of people who want to create doubt," said Carson.

They adopted the name as their signature, Mr. Arrechea said, because the designation "has nothing to do with art, and mixing it into the world of art creates doubt in and of itself".

A pattern of failure creates doubt about the brand that will be difficult to erase with even the most clever of advertising.

But well before the early morning assault by dozens of raiders on the In Amenas gas facility, deep in the Sahara, the difficult political realities of the region were creating doubts about how big a role North Africa could play in the world energy equation.