Sentence examples for proper doubts from inspiring English sources

Yet a belief in God and the afterlife that is unmodulated by proper doubts and questioning can be extremely dangerous.

Your job is to produce an article that is correct, clear and fascinating, that raises implications and proper doubts and leaves your readers grateful, whether they are the world's leading authority on the subject or, more likely, a passer-by who landed on your story by chance.

The BOA Team GB chef de mission Andy Hunt, though, has no doubts proper procedure was followed in the selection process.

Johnson is a genuine Eurosceptic in the proper sense of doubting the benefits of EU membership, but he has never been a Better Off Outer.

Dual 7-inch touchscreens are cool and all, but without the proper software, I doubt this thing will be much of a game changer.

Second, there is a tendency to avoid using the ends of the scales in subjective judgements where responders have some doubts about "proper" answers [ 33].

Benna Ruth Solomon, a lawyer for the City of Chicago, said there was, at least for the time being, no doubt about the proper answer to that question.

The proper policy response, no doubt, is: what about the United Nations?

Although, should the US ever get really into football, they'll no doubt get proper good at it and consistently beat us.

No doubt the proper reaction to this is a wringing of hands, but I'm afraid I can't say that I see it as the end of the world.

Extending the right of the insured to proper treatment is no doubt useful (and attractive enough for at least one presidential aspirant, Bill Bradley, to make it a focus of his campaign).