Sentence examples for rather doubt that from inspiring English sources
It's also possible that the device in question is one of the two we've previously seen (which would make the September 5 date more accurate), but I rather doubt that; Bloomberg's descriptions seemed too simple to misinterpret.
I rather doubt that it was extraordinarily big.
I rather doubt that any of them either made many converts or lost many followers.
We rather doubt that anybody knows what is vital to national security.
I rather doubt that genetics will help that much in improving how we teach.
Having seen the crowds at Walt Disney World, he said, he rather doubted that Chicago deserved the distinction.
And one rather doubts that Frank P. Quattrone, convicted for obstruction of justice, would get a job at his old employer, Credit Suisse First Boston.
Churchill's biographer Martin Gilbert rather doubts that Nancy said to Winston Churchill, "If you were my husband, I'd poison your tea," and that he replied, "Madam, if you were my wife, I'd drink it".
It is not that instrumentalists believe that no theory is better than any other; rather, they doubt that there is any sense in which a theory can be said to be true or false (or better or worse) apart from the extent to which it is useful in solving scientific problems.
Measures have recently been introduced to clamp down on iffy practices, but there's still little doubt that rather than being less in bed with the nominees than, as you'd imagine, Oscar voters, these 93 are likely yet more prone to giving it up for Hollywood.
