Sentence examples for often doubted from inspiring English sources

I often doubted I would be able to finish Matisse but Simon believed in it from the beginning.

But Tory sceptics of their modernisation strategy for the party often doubted whether "two posh boys" were the right ones to execute it.

When they were teammates, Shiancoe often boasted of being able to run the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds, and Shockey often doubted him.

Arsenal's Santi Cazorla is third with 29 and it is interesting to note that his team-mate Mesut Özil, whose effectiveness is often doubted, is second with 31.

"I have often doubted since we legalized the brothels, whether we did the right thing," said Femke Halsema, a member of Parliament who advocated the measure.

Still, giving players – or more accurately, the teams themselves – more control over how fouls are called could lend the league a level of authenticity often doubted by the modern sports fan.

They often doubt themselves.

"But nowadays when I hear that somebody killed himself I often doubt that's what happened".

Another is that mothers often doubt the value of colostrum, the first milk after childbirth (which is thick and yellowish and doesn't look much like milk), and delay nursing for a day or two.

Further studies also suggest that when donors are aware that a celebrity is endorsing multiple organisations they often doubt the endorser's trustworthiness which is definitely not a favourable outcome, especially when the charitable sector is built on trust.

If I run up against difficulties in life, I often doubt my own abilities.