Sentence examples for to be doubted from inspiring English sources

Such accusations are not to be doubted.

The Saudi capacity for mischief is never to be doubted.

At least their resolve is never to be doubted.

The pope's expression of "shame and remorse" for the Irish scandal is not to be doubted.

"You already know nine times out of 10, you're going to be doubted," she said.

Even the most sympathetic characters, though, make decisions that are far too human to be doubted.

"There are always going to be doubting Thomases," he said.

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Surely among the players there had to be doubts.

It depends on a Conservative victory in 2015 about which there have to be doubts.

There appear to be doubts, however, that a plea bargain can be reached.