Sentence examples for we might doubt from inspiring English sources
We might doubt the promise by noting that in ordinary speech we repeat, retract, contradict, embellish, and digress continually in order to make our meaning more precise.
Second, although we might doubt sanctions against Iran will work, Iran's mullahs don't.
We might doubt that an answer concerning psychological justice is relevant to the question concerning practical justice.
But we might doubt that we are infallible in our beliefs about our own intentions (Bratman 2009b, §4,5).
Now, you might doubt how many joint commitments we really make in the political sphere.
Standing directly in front of the museum, a visitor might doubt Mr. Lowry's claims.
A cynic might doubt this, but meanwhile here is an easier bit of public-interest legislation.
Anyone that might doubt Black's fan credentials need only read the first chapter.
Many people might doubt that there could be such a thing as an amazing tapestry exhibition.
This is more than an "it's only a movie" disclaimer — as though anyone might doubt that it is.
