Sentence examples for we can doubt from inspiring English sources

We can doubt the premise.

He asked what we can doubt about the world — given that we can see a dress and think it's a different colour, and that we can dream and believe it to be reality, perhaps we have been tricked into thinking the whole of reality is a con.

We can doubt that these professionals' work creates a more efficient incidence of taxation, because much of their work is to know and take advantage of complicated and inherently inefficient tax loopholes that Congress should not have established in the first place.

To put things in another way, the less the effect of publicity is contingent, the more we can doubt about its validity as a test of justice.

In fact, some studies even support the notion that we can doubt ourselves into trying harder.

We can doubt the sincerity of Chambers' apology and speculate about the potential for retooling and rebranding the "ministries" that continue to exist in the wake of the Exodus demise.

"We are putting in place both here in the U.K. and internationally the tougher financial regulation no one can doubt we need," Mr. Darling told the governing Labor Party's annual conference in Manchester.

I have worked as an activist for all my adult life, and I think overall that no one can doubt we have been pretty effective.

"No one can doubt that we are serious about this," Mr. Levey said.

"No one can doubt that we are making a real effort to achieve peace.

No informed observer can doubt that we are losing ground to the other major players in the global marketplace.