The phrase "show doubt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing uncertainty or skepticism about something.
Example: "Her tone seemed to show doubt about the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "express uncertainty" or "demonstrate skepticism".
That is not just because of the stubborn belief that real warriors can't show doubt or weakness.
Dreher tells us, with approval, that the military controls the chaplains and must remove any who show doubt about the war as a danger to "morale".
One way to avoid pedagogy is to be human, to show doubt by acknowledging that life brings more questions than answers.
She was a series regular on E!'s I Am Cait and will appear in the upcoming CBS show Doubt and the CMT series Nashville.
She was a series regular on E!'s I Am Cait and will appear in the upcoming CBS show Doubt and the CMT series Nashville.
Aside from "Rocky Horror," she will also star in the upcoming fourth season of "Orange Is The New Black" and, according to Deadline.com, will reportedly make history as part of the new CBS show Doubt, which "will be the first broadcast series featuring a transgender series regular character played by a transgender actor".
Later, when it got closer to the time of publication, very close to the time of publication, I think people were debating it, Lord Dacre then did show doubts.
A prime objective of opponents of a strong candidate like Hillary Clinton is to show doubts about her honesty.
His bid of five no-trump simply showed doubt.
When neither of these applies, the bid simply shows doubt, and asks partner to select the appropriate strain.
So when North passed, showing doubt about whether to double or bid a grand slam, South took the plunge.
