Sentence examples for so doubtful from inspiring English sources

Are we so doubtful of our worth that others must attest to it?

The ball went high, though, so doubtful anyone would have caught it, Roger Harper not being in attendance.

Mr Bauer was so doubtful of the Germans' willingness to extradite Eichmann that he opted to give the information to Israel.

The idea is so doubtful that even stock traders and analysts, sometimes known to be a willfully gullible bunch when optimistic financial news is floated, don't buy it.

It could have tried to lock Simon Cowell into a long-term contract on "American Idol," but was so doubtful about the show that it offered him only twenty-five thorsond dollars or so for the first season.

The project has also been a strategic goal for Turkey and Azerbaijan, which have rediscovered their close cultural ties since the latter threw off the Soviet yoke.But, in real life, prospects for the building of a 2,000-km 2,000-km 1,240-mile 1,240-mileu in Azerbaijan to Ceyhan in southern Turkey have rarely looked so doubtful.

On Wednesday eBay staged a relaunch designed to make the site easier to navigate for newcomers, however no changes were made to the systems back-end, so its doubtful this has anything to do with the current problem.

Whether this is so remains doubtful, however, since meta-questions about the methodology of legal theory prima facie seem to be independent of questions in first-order legal theory like what the determinants of the content of law are.

The soundness of the hypothesis will not be commented upon, because there is so much doubtful with the basic premise.

So it seems doubtful that such activities suddenly became a lot more important in recent years.

So it is doubtful that La Russa would have called for the pitch from the dugout.