General Younes, a former officer and interior minister in the Qaddafi government, had long been a contentious figure among the rebels, some of whom doubted his loyalty.
Were it to do so, it would win more trust not just from the Turkish authorities but from Turks at large, most of whom doubt the sincerity of Hadep's proclaimed commitment to peaceful politics.
He fared less well in the following century: his book, banned in France by a zealous church for whom doubt was now devilish, became a primary inspiration for English writers as diverse as Laurence Sterne, Isaac Walton, Alexander Pope and William Hazlitt.
"I can't afford a fancy lawyer," Mr. Adjmi said, "and I was getting all sorts of conflicting advice from my agents at CAA and my producers, some of whom doubted that the play would meet the legal standards of parody".
A novel told by two narrators, both of whom doubt their own accuracy, is taking risks with the reader's commitment, and these risks are compounded when Jess Richards invokes, among others, The Interpretation of Dreams, the Brothers Grimm, Angela Carter and Shakespearian comedy.
The statement's odd wording caught the eyes of commentators, many of whom doubted that its stilted prose actually belonged to Snowden.
Einhorn's negative take drew ire from Chipotle fans all over Twitter, many of whom doubted that the chain could be beat by what they described as a lesser rival.
― Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton easily made it through Monday night's presidential debate ― perhaps to the amazement and chagrin of her detractors, many of whom doubted she was healthy enough to do so. .
The communication, however, was not signed by Mullah Omar, and its authenticity could not be verified by American officials, some of whom have doubts about whether it came from him or from other Taliban leaders.
