Sentence examples for was only doubted from inspiring English sources

' (ID338, male, 55 years) 'I'd researched that [the monitor] fully and looked at all the videos and stuff and, by the time the machine came, you know, I just opened it up and I could use it straight away.' Generally interviewees trusted the results produced by their monitor; its accuracy was only doubted if the results were outside the participant's target range.

Why should not the people, in adopting a federal constitution, declare this, even if there are only doubts about it.

And the percentage of women who doubted them was only a third larger than those who believed them.

Giving Galarraga the benefit of the doubt was only just.

When he was only fourteen, he had doubts about Christianity, and soon became an unbeliever, which he remained for the rest of his life.

So it seems that Galileo was only looking at one of doubt's virtues.

It was only a dead child, it's only a hallway full of grief, it's only self-reflection and self-doubt.

Told it's only 2%, they doubt it.

In reality, it's only permission to doubt in a certain way, within a specific set of boundaries.

There are only two real doubts: firstly that Egypt are the only North African side to have won the tournament outside North Africa; and that when Mali pressed high against them in the final qualifier they looked uneasy.

He repeatedly reminded jurors that there needed to be only a reasonable doubt for them to acquit his client - even in instances when bits of the supposed tip were not yet public.