Sentence examples similar to one may well doubt from inspiring English sources

Clemens will no doubt bobble a few, and one may well cost him the game.

And one may well wonder what could justify this.

The larger ones may well stick with it".

I may well write a book about it one day.

Where the supernatural is most explicitly suggested (a hawthorn blooming well before its season, say), it is done almost in passing, so that one may begin to doubt one's own experience of the novel.

One may doubt, however, that the Clinton campaign will heed exhortations of this kind.

One may doubt whether a participant is able to do so and, if yes, to what extent.

Both volumes are attractively illustrated and well printed, though it may well be doubted if the bewildering profusion of types in the second book adds to its helpfulness.

Yet one may have doubts on first encountering Bedouins wearing black robes and herding black goats.

Though the two first assumptions are plausible, the last one may raise doubts.

While one may or may not doubt the sincerity of their cause, the truth is that attempts to block new pipeline infrastructure projects are, well, bad for the environment.