Sentence examples for sometimes doubt from inspiring English sources

And did you always know, or sometimes doubt That passing centuries would bear you out?

Does the mistress of her domain, the finest British swimmer for 100 years, sometimes doubt her prodigious talent?

Some of the things I've witnessed have been enough to make me sometimes doubt the existence of God".

Another reason old-school graffiti writers sometimes doubt work published on the Web is that photo-retouching software makes it relatively easy for people to appear as if they are doing street graffiti, even if they have never done it.

Like so many of these measures – the closure of the independent living fund, even the bedroom tax – I sincerely doubt that this will save the money they claim it will, and sometimes doubt that it will save any money at all.

However, I sometimes doubt whether the information goes any further than ELSF Council delegates, my direct contacts.

Western migrants, too, are sometimes doubted.

One sometimes doubts that Britain's got talent, but Parris has it in spades.

Even last year, as she struggled with her confidence and a maturing body, Kwan said she sometimes doubted herself.

But this is China, where figures are sometimes doubted and where economists look for signs of strain underneath the numbers.

Studying law was the only career he ever contemplated, Mr. Hawkins said, although growing up in a poor, single-parent household, he sometimes doubted whether he would succeed.