Sentence examples for you should doubt from inspiring English sources

"I don't think you should doubt the president's commitment to this, and he will work to achieve what can be achieved here".

Everyone everywhere seemed to be telling the story of what had happened to them, and the question of whether you should doubt that story or believe it was the paramount issue of the day.

Boras is not, according to people familiar with his bargaining style, a yeller but, rather, a calm and even cartoonish condescender; in conversation, he comes across as someone who has never doubted his own dinner selection — although he would be happy to inform you of all the ways that you should doubt yours.

"We could really use every technique available in cinema, which is sight and sound and tension and the ringing phone and the wheels of the car, to really get under the skin of the audience, to say that you should doubt what you know about what happened," Mr. Terrio said.

These kinds of accusations lend themselves to malicious misjudgment (or common paranoia), and so you should doubt your negative interpretations of what you "heard" or "saw".

If you say it hurts, no one should doubt or dismiss you.

"Neither you nor the insurgents nor our partners in the region should doubt that".

None should doubt who has been encouraging his march.

Nobody should doubt he now yearns to be prime minister.

(No one should doubt authoritarian rulers' capacity for irony).

No one should doubt the scale of Clarke's achievement.