Sentence examples similar to this leads to doubt from inspiring English sources

You think: 'This is what I'm feeling … but should it be what I'm feeling?' That leads to doubt and it feels very surreal.

However, this led to doubt among critics who did not feel it was possible to have a sensible storyline that retained the services of Kim Delaney in the role of Simone's wife Detective Diane Russell.

The absence of information leads to doubt, cynicism, and anxiety — which quickly become obstacles to change.

The lack of information leads to doubt, cynicism, and anxiety — emotions that quickly become obstacles to change.

Consider every plausible theory under the sun to create a version of events that leads to doubt.

This led to doubts about Tech's ability to stop the Falcons' top-ranked rushing attack.

Yet amidst all this turmoil no biologist has been led to doubt the fact that evolution occurred; we are debating how it happened.

He reformed the I.O.C., and yet Samaranch led to doubt that he reformed himself.

Self-doubt, lack of self-confidence and underestimating personal capabilities led to doubt among some women that they were suited to leadership roles.

Finally, a lack of clear inheritance patterns of resistance or susceptibility to severe malaria led to doubt that genes had any role to play in the severity of malarial infections: This problem of gene, I am not convinced.

Pharmaceutical companies suggest that misunderstanding of these terms leads to doubts regarding their CSR efforts and motivations, but it is clear that confusion also exists within the industry.