Sentence examples for one to doubt from inspiring English sources
Not one to doubt his own importance, Mr. Lieberman had an authoritative yet low-key manner.
Mr. Oliver, 47, a real estate lawyer who walks and talks in bursts, is the kind of party regular who is not usually one to doubt.
We are Greeks, nationalists, and we will allow no one to doubt this".
I'm not one to doubt Musk, and given how accurately he forecasted and accomplished his last plan, others would be wise not to either.
It has demanded that he quits before, not after, it approves any bills though Mr Kan would not be the only one to doubt its sincerity.Mr Kan's conditions put the ball back in the LDP's court, but not for long.
This convoluted transmission might lead one to doubt how much authentic information can be extracted from the passage.
Of course that will depend on which measure you use, but even if his number was right, one has to doubt whether the country will believe it.
"No one seems to doubt what we have in our hands," he said.
The affinities between old and new are at times so strong one starts to doubt the labels.
No one seems to doubt, however, that the travelers will be back, because of the kind of experiences Madagascar offers.
