doubt

I had my doubts when she started, but she's getting really good...

Now, you may have your doubts about venesection.

One, you know you are moving, there is no doubt.

As was the case with the cities of Hierakonpolis and Elkab, the combination within the same area of both desert pasturage and alluvial arable land (land suitable for growing crops) was a particularly attractive one for early settlement; this combination no doubt contributed to the prosperity of the Memphis region from early predynastic times.

Tulip flowers with stripes or streaks or feather or flame patterns on their petals, there is no doubt in my mind that these symptoms of this breaking virus affected human behavior too indirectly, that they set off the famous tulip craze in the Netherlands.

Well, it has great historical value, no doubt, but in my opinion, there's a problem because...well...do you know who commissioned the tapestry?

So there's no doubt that 19th-century artists, after good synthetic versions were available, used more ultramarine.

No doubt the ability to talk about one's past represents memory of a different level of complexity than simple recognition or recall.

Some of the demand for the services and goods was no doubt fulfilled by people drawn from far afield, but some local people certainly became entwined in this new economy.

Well, they can no doubt create a lot with just those five colors, but you are right, maybe they can’t mimic every color around them, so that’s where the second kind of cell comes in.

No doubt the numbers of deer declined still further.

Observations leave little doubt that ants protect morning glory flowers and fruits from the combined enemy force of grasshoppers, caterpillars, and seed beetles.

But then steam power entered the scene, putting the whole future of waterpower in doubt.

So the common sense picture of reality that the world is really the way it looks to us, Descartes shows that we cannot just assume this to be true beyond all doubt.

Observations leave little doubt that ants protect morning glory flowers and fruits from the combined enemy force of grasshoppers, caterpillars, and seed beetles.

But then steam power entered the scene, putting the whole future of waterpower in doubt.

And when we say methodological doubt, well … Descartes believed that everything should be questioned, that is, approach it with doubt and that if you could find one thing that cannot be false, that one thing would serve as a foundation for all other knowledge claims.

There is little doubt, however, that desertification in most areas results primarily from human activities rather than natural processes.

That’s the first step in his methodological doubt.

Some of the demand for the services and goods was no doubt fulfilled by people drawn from far afield, but some local people certainly became entwined in this new economy.

Experiments have also cast serious doubt on the belief that yawning is triggered by a drop in blood oxygen or a rise in blood carbon dioxide.

Finally, we may doubt the notion that the Upper Paleolithic period was a paradise in which food came readily, leaving humans ample time to amuse themselves with art.

Finally, we may doubt the notion that the Upper Paleolithic period was a paradise in which food came readily, leaving humans ample time to amuse themselves with art.

I doubt it.

For example, we can differentiate between: 'A large coyote moves fast.'and say 'Move the large coyote fast.'or 'Move fast, large coyote.', and I truly doubt whether anyone has ever uttered either of these sentences before.