- doubt
- 01. I [doubt] Janis will go to the party; she doesn't like loud music or crowds.02. Robert will [undoubtedly] pass the test. He spends an incredible amount of time studying.03. It seems [doubtful] that he will get the job because he doesn't have a lot of experience.04. I [doubt] James will be any help on this; he doesn't know anything about the topic.05. I had my [doubts] about Francis when she was hired for the job, but since then she has really impressed me with her work.06. I [doubt] that he did it on purpose. He's not that mean.07. I [doubt] my family and I will go skiing this winter; we're a little short of money these days.08. He was upset and full of [doubt] when he heard his girlfriend was seen with another guy.09. Laurens Van Der Post once said that human beings are perhaps never more frightening than when they are convinced beyond [doubt] that they are right.10. There is a Brazilian proverb which states that he who knows nothing, [doubts] nothing.11. Jean Anouilh once said that beauty is one of the rare things that do not lead to [doubt] of God.12. There is an Iranian proverb which states that [doubt] is the key to knowledge.13. Descartes once said, "If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you [doubt], as far as possible, all things."14. It is important in life to begin all challenges with optimism, rather than [doubt].15. Someone once joked that many people [doubt] their ability, but few have any misgivings about their importance.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.