We suggest using both with the doubt of sepsis.
He is generally viewed as a figure of great psychological complexity, and according to Vaughan, "a believer who struggled with doubt, a celebrator of beauty haunted by darkness.
We are a team playing with doubts, because of the bad results we have had and because everything is going against us.
The loss of value of intrinsically unpleasant events such as pain, suffering, regret, death itself, and the replacement of old metaphysical certainties with new relativity and doubt, of eternity with finiteness of time, are not counterbalanced with equivalent consolations.
There are always two enemies in the NFL — the one within as seen with doubt and a loss of confidence.
Soon after the ink was dry, however, more and more owners started to empathize with the initial doubt of Wilson and Brown (although they would never admit it).
Subsequently, Latour points out that "such flashbacks, to use the cinematic term" (p. 2), reveal the uncertain beginnings (laden with controversy and doubt) of what is usually taken for granted ('black-boxed') later on, in well-established science.
Sitting down at your desk every day is an appointment with doubt; that is the nature of writing.
Miramax, another Disney division, is having modest box-office success with "Doubt" but is a shadow of its former self.
He's an avatar of the Western slacker: overeducated, bored, plagued with doubts, and incapable of action.
