"Doubt" Example Sentences
1. I doubt that he will come to the party.
2. There is no doubt that global warming is happening.
3. She doubted her ability to finish the project on time.
4. His story had so many inconsistencies that I doubt its truthfulness.
5. Without doubt, this is the best restaurant in town.
6. I have my doubts whether the plan will succeed.
7. The research leaves little doubt about the dangers of smoking.
8. There is some doubt as to whether he will accept the offer.
9. I doubt if I will get the promotion.
10. Beyond doubt, this is the most difficult challenge we have ever faced.
11. My parents doubt that I will amount to much.
12. Beyond any doubt, he is the most talented player in the league.
13. I have no doubts in your ability to do this job well.
14. The police doubt her story of what happened that night.
15. I have my doubts that we will finish on time.
16. I doubt that you understood what I meant.
17. Her story left many people doubting its truth.
18. There is no doubt in my mind that he is guilty.
19. There can be no doubt that climate change poses serious risks.
20. Her excuse seemed dubious and full of doubt.
21. He doubted himself and lacked self-confidence.
22. The doctor had no doubts about her diagnosis.
23. I have my doubts about the effectiveness of that medicine.
24. He cast doubts on the government's official story.
25. There is little doubt that the new policies will create hardships.
26. Without a doubt, this is the right choice for us.
27. There can be no doubts that her intentions were honorable.
28. He doubts whether he made the right decision.
29. I doubt very much if she'll show up now.
30. There should be no doubts in your mind about what to do next.
31. Without any doubt at all, you are the best candidate.
32. I doubt whether you understand how serious this is.
33. The facts leave no room for doubt.
34. There is no doubt that poverty is still a major issue.
35. She began to doubt herself and her abilities.
36. I doubt if anybody was really interested in what I had to say.
37. Many experts doubt that this plan will actually work.
38. He cast doubts on the veracity of her story.
39. Doubts began to creep into her mind.
40. Doubts about the leadership began to surface.
41. There is no doubt whatsoever that climate change is man-made.
42. I have my doubts about the reliability of that source.
43. He doubted that his plan would succeed.
44. Beyond any doubt whatsoever, he is guilty.
45. There can be little doubt that our democracy is under threat.
46. Her claims raise doubts in the minds of many people.
47. I doubt very much that things will change.
48. Without any doubts at all, you are the right person for the job.
49. Doubts began to fill her mind.
50. I doubt if he'll show up now.
51. His story leaves many doubts in my mind.
52. She began to doubt her memory of that night.
53. I doubted whether it was such a good idea after all.
54. Beyond any doubt at all, climate change is real.
55. Doubts began to creep into his mind.
56. There is no doubt that we need serious reforms.
57. Doubts began to surface about the reliability of the data.
58. There can be little doubt that reforms are urgently needed.
59. No doubts whatsoever clouded his judgment.
60. I doubt very seriously that he meant what he said.
Common Phases
1. Beyond a
doubt - without any
doubt at all
e.g. Beyond a
doubt, climate change is real.
2. Beyond any
doubt - without any possibility of being incorrect
e.g. Beyond any
doubt, he is guilty.
3. Cast
doubt(s) - to cause uncertainty or skepticism
e.g. His story casts
doubt on her version of events.
4. Leave no room for
doubt - to make something completely certain
e.g. The facts leave no room for
doubt.
5. Without (a)
doubt - definitely or certainly
e.g. Without
doubt, this is the best option.
6. Have
doubts - to be uncertain or skeptical
e.g. I have my
doubts about that theory.
7.
Doubtful - unlikely or probably not true
e.g. His excuse seems
doubtful.
8. Raise
doubts - to cause uncertainty or skepticism
e.g. Her claims raise
doubts in many people's minds.
9. Open to
doubt - susceptible to being questioned or challenged
e.g. The results of the study are open to
doubt.
10. Beyond any
doubt whatsoever - absolutely certainly
e.g. Beyond any
doubt whatsoever, climate change is happening.