Sentence examples for perhaps doubt from inspiring English sources

Perhaps "doubt" is too strong a word.

Homeowners struggling with their mortgages perhaps doubt that a zillionaire understands their plight.

Describing the detail in a monumental frieze of horses between the Megaloceros Chamber and the Skull Chamber, Fritz and Tosello wrote, in "Chauvet Cave": Once again, the surface was carefully scraped beneath the throat, which suggests to us a moment of reflection, or perhaps doubt..

Describing the detail in a monumental frieze of horses between the Megaloceros Chamber and the Skull Chamber, Fritz and Tosello wrote, in "Chauvet Cave": Once again, the surface was carefully scraped beneath the throat, which suggests to us a moment of reflection, or perhaps doubt...

"It was a strong riposte to an international audience who perhaps doubt Spain's ability to defend their World Cup crown this summer - and their midfield's ability to carry their hopes.

While one can perhaps doubt about whether the First Lady had what it takes to meet any of the other criteria, it may be quite likely that she was able to provide evidence of other qualifications.

However, perhaps doubting the long term career prospects of a human scarecrow, Mr Fox is using the time to plan his next move.

But the rabona complicates things – it might look unintentional but perhaps doubting someone who is audacious enough to try it in the first place is unwise.

Perhaps doubts could even be raised, not just about whether intending to E involves believing E is possible, but also about whether intending to E involves not believing E is impossible.

Now in desperation to overcome distractions and perhaps doubting himself, David has invited himself to spend a week with a very distant relative living in a port city in Poland whom he's never met.

This may mean short-term uncertainty, but it is better than letting the problems fester, perhaps throwing doubt on next year's elections.