Sentence examples for of its doubt from inspiring English sources
Each day my mind shed a little of its doubt and mistrust of its own body -- unassumingly instilling the belief within me that I was invincible.
It hung there for years, Vanity Fair reported a few weeks ago, until the Diebenkorn estate noticed it in 2006 and told the museum of its doubts.
Once negotiations started, some of its doubts about the possibility of a useful and verifiable treaty might be dispelled.
Mr. Pogorelov accused the church of clinging to its doubt about the bones because it did not want to concede that its suspicions in the 1990s were unwarranted.
What happens to society when vast swaths of its people doubt the veracity of fact-driven reporting because the news that story contains conflicts with their political sensibilities?
Dr. Henry Lowe, an internist at Stanford University and director of its Center for Clinical Informatics, doubts that a computer could ever replace a diagnostic wizard like Dr. Dhaliwal, or even a competent clinician.
Undoubtedly, however, a large section of British society has its doubts about the status quo.
As for Congress, what Republican would agree to give the city two senators of its own — no doubt two Democratic senators?
The most recent mixed quarter casts the strength of its recovery into doubt.
The "Sammy Screamer" motion detector isn't the first product of its kind, no doubt, but BleepBleeps is, I suspect, all about the brand's positioning.
It tried to make the president himself "representative of moral struggle," by turning "personal, almost confessional, in its weighing of doubt and its admission of second thoughts".
