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After a year or so, however, I still hadn't gotten a break and began to doubt myself.

He was beginning to doubt the stories he had been told by his mother about his father's greatness.

In the absence of contrary evidence, we have no reason to doubt Obama's candid account of his own religious journey.

I was a teenage mother; pregnant as a high school senior. For quite some time I began to doubt a bright future for myself and my son.

"Some of the fickle populace began to doubt whether they had not been rather precipitate in deposing his brother" (Washington Irving).

Elinor then ventured to doubt the propriety of her receiving such a present from a man so little, or at least so lately known to her.

Investors seem to doubt that plans to help troubled financial institutions will be enough to fight off a deep recession.

He trotted out a most plausible story, but most of us were inclined to doubt the truth of it.

To my disappointment, nowadays some people seem to doubt the existence of the goodness in humanity.

Perhaps the dreamer who imagined you wishes you to doubt your being, so doubt itself is only a circular motion in thought and not an answer.

Jarod continued to doubt his importance to the war effort, but he received a very welcome surprise.

When life brings nothing but rejection, misery, and pain, it's easy to doubt that God wants to heal you.

Rigpa is a state in which there is no longer any doubt; there is not really a mind to doubt: you see directly.

Economists began to doubt the possibility of a financial crisis so severe it would upend the economy.

Investors fear that Congress may set caps on pay while regulators are beginning to doubt whether the plan is really necessary.

Some others have begun to doubt CD's future as they put the blame on the lack of political will by member states to break the impasse.

SHE had delayed for so long that some people had begun to doubt her.

But no, the truth shone out like the sun, and to doubt was impossible.

These Demand Siders have very high I. Q. 's, but they seem to be strangers to doubt and modesty.

The problems are obvious to anyone who bothers to see, but everyone is in denial, and even the perma-bears are starting to doubt themselves.

The black night, and I began to doubt his decision whether too actuation. . .

To understand true values, you must begin to doubt, to be critical of the traditions, the authority, in which your mind has been trained.

So what I'd like to invite you to do, is to doubt everything about yourself.

Nothing to be afraid, and nothing to doubt, my true love get hotter as you come.

My mental journey deserve the word pain, which enabled me to doubt everything.

I began to doubt whether i was fit to be a mother and what does motherhood really mean?

This statement is self-affirming, since any attempt to doubt it simply proves it to be true.

The surprising quality and exceptionally well preserved state of the paintings caused the specialists to doubt whether they were genuine.

When she starts obsessing over whether she can train her dog like she trained her daughters, you know she's started to doubt herself.

Realistic to say that from the beginning, many observers to doubt it.

People began to doubt the stories' credibility. But the author insists they are true in an online interview on Sunday.

"Once we begin to doubt that what we are seeing is real, then we will cease to care, " he wrote, "and without the caring, it is all over. "

There are just as many reasons to doubt that such an election would be feasible, however.

Few cross-Straits watches seem to doubt the China Mobile-Far EasTone deal will get done eventually.

He began to doubt whether both he and the world around him were not bewitched.

He began to doubt whether he should escape with his life, so he remained, quietly lying where he was.

Mullen told CNN that it could take a couple of days to verify the test, but he had no reason to doubt North Korea's claims.

And I have no reason to doubt that she would then carry out her dream of blowing herself up.

When it comes to jobs and industry, the French seem to doubt his ability to keep his promises.

Then came the Jews round about him, and said unto him, How long dost thou make us to doubt? If thou be the Christ, tell us plainly.

Macbeth now began to faint in resolution , and to doubt the equivocal speeches of the spirits .

If Japan appeared to doubt it, America would see all of its Asian alliances suffer.

Had the public started to doubt that entry was fairly imminent, the drive for reforms would have been undermined .

However, "continued illusions shattered, young soul has been tortured and eventually began to doubt their own. "

Nobody seems to doubt that it will eventually happen.

You'll have no reason to doubt yourself throughout the day if your job is to pursue your passions.

If it is difficult and unnatural to doubt the value of logic, it should be correspondingly easy and natural to establish the value of logic.

I seem to have started to doubt, don't, I'm not their own?

For to be overmindful of your debt, is to doubt his generosity who has the free-hearted earth for mother, and God for father.

People began to doubt whether the bill would even get through.

You live your illusion, and thus feel your fear, all out of your decision to doubt God.

He added that the WHO 'has no reason to doubt' China's reporting on the H1N1 situation.

She compares the experience to hell and at one point says it has driven her to doubt the existence of heaven and even of God.

I was determined to test this, not daring withal to doubt the assurance of a Professor whose name appeared in a printed book.

If man can in a short time give beauty and an elegant carriage to his bantams , I can see no good reason to doubt .

If this is the case, and again I have no reason to doubt them, then even if newly discovered, why wait a year to release them?

In the long run, there is little reason to doubt that a great deal of the world's energy will come from solar systems.

Eventually, people began to doubt whether "social" was in even in Google's DNA.

You know him too well to doubt the rest.

It never occurred to me to doubt that your existence would encourage our soldiers.

Now, I began to doubt his own exist.

This is a genus of closely related, intergrading species where the number of taxa meriting recognition is still open to doubt.

We sometimes begin to doubt when God seems to delay his plan.

He pretends one of sinister gang guys to investigate the drug case, but he begins to doubt other crew involves covering it.

"Therefore we have to doubt whether we should continue the stimulus policy. " said He.

No reasonable man ought to doubt the unstained innocence of your relation at the bar.

Tang: Glad you have had a pleasant trip. I have to doubt you are comfortably settled and find things at the hotel satisfactory.

There have been too many witnesses to this Communist policy, both Chinese and foreign, to doubt its authenticity.

In the early seventies, the government began to doubt about development of the community.

This caused netizens to doubt whether the police had placed him under detention after the incident.

It would take a computerized linguistic analysis to be sure, but there are reasons to doubt it.

It has prompted some to doubt whether the country can really deliver growth of 8% or more without sparking inflation.

If you do it too often, the company might begin to doubt your ability to manage money.

She is very angry with you, because you seem to doubt what she says.

Second, it is right to doubt that the current laggards will suddenly turn over a new leaf.

Once people starts to doubt their impressions were manipulated by the Internet marketers, Web's word of mouth would take negative effects.

The more he emphasizes how much has to change, for example, the more people are going to doubt his pledge that they can keep their doctor.

The other reason to doubt whether Occupy Wall Street will become a tea-party movement of the left is its fixation on protest.

Many foreign rights holders continue to doubt Beijing's resolve in the long term.

One of the worst feelings in the world is having to doubt something you thought was unquestionable.

This deprives myths of oxygen and also nudges people to doubt nasty things they may hear about the company in question.

True science teaches, above all, to doubt and be ignorant---Miguel de Unamuno, Spanish essayist, novelist, poet, playwright and philosopher.

But there is reason to doubt whether the business incentives will do much to close the jobs gap.

He had been starting to doubt his own memory.

There are a number of reasons to doubt that the human mind is a blank slate, and some of them just come from common sense.

in one way it is a little frightening , because we start to doubt the basic beliefs systems that have kept us safe.

They often cause to doubt whether now with my own nature is suitable.

Besides, often you have reason to doubt whether something like this example really is a false positive.

He begins to doubt this description, but his bosses are convinced that the detainee is withholding vital information.

But there is no reason to doubt that the sharp, good-humoured Mr Blankfein remains popular with colleagues.

But there is no reason to doubt that the sharp, good-humoured Mr Blankfein remains popular with colleagues.

After this speech, gradually release the suspect, even mastery, are nothing to doubt, had passed a school.

I am inclined to doubt that, but there was no harm in trying.

There are plenty of reasons to doubt the durability of these business groups.

A monk there shared that he used to doubt about the existence of Pure Land.

Granted that a new dorm is inevitably necessary, if the building should be experimental and futuristic style is open to doubt.

You have to push yourself to doubt your certainty that someone else could be as good or better for you.

The extravagance of the salesman's claims caused us to doubt the worth of his product.

Adecade ago, crises in east Asia, Russia and Latin America caused economists to doubt the case for cross-border capital flows.

There are, though, a multitude of reasons to doubt that history will unfold as the president desires.

No doubt, he has given reason to doubt this.

I could not help but to doubt that whether the western media was really that objective and just?

We have no reason to doubt the essentials of the girl's story.

I tend to doubt the wisdom of separating a child from its family, whatever the conditions.

When we are in a negative frame of mind, it is only natural to doubt rather than to believe.

True science teaches, above all, about to doubt and be ignorant.

Just think of the tragedy of teaching children not to doubt.

Lots of reasons to doubt whether that's a good description of actual behavior, but it's a starting point.

No matter what he is in your eyes, you have no reason to doubt that he is the one who caused this accident.

I started to doubt what I'd written in those articles.

eg. The older I grow , the more apt I am to doubt my own judgment, and to pay more respect to the judgment of others.

Although it has never before been experienced, there's nothing to doubt when it appears at that moment.

It never occurred to me to doubt him.

But it is the delight of exploiters to urge you not to doubt, to consider doubt a fetter.

But the point of much recent work is that in essence nothing has changed since 1944. I take leave to doubt this.

First, markets are right to doubt fiscal resolve.

If one of our new site added a lot, all of the chain, it is very let baidu search engine to doubt.

He likes me, has never given me reason to doubt, and doesn't compare me to other girls.

The very idea of characterizing a system by just one function is subject to doubt.

If that happens for several quarters in a row, the guy begins to doubt himself.

There is no reason to doubt that they will be winners this year just like they have been every year this century.

Alas, there are reasons to doubt the general's change of heart.

If so, investors in Greek bonds may come to doubt the credibility of the rescue promise.

Faith is dead to doubt , dumb to discouragement , blind to impossibilities .

But these were strengths that turned to weaknesses once their parties came to doubt their electoral magic .

If there is one ----- which I take leave to doubt ----- then it is older people who create it , not the young themselves.

There are justifiable reasons to doubt the authentication of the Electronic Message or the correctness of the designated affairs.

There also is reason to doubt the sustainability of $80 oil, with global inventories still high and demand still weak.

No good reason to doubt the authenticity or the intrinsic clarity of what John records.

There are few reasons to doubt that the Uzbek authorities can afford additional stimulus measures.

It is no need to doubt technology content containing in "Life Luck" .

It isn't unnecessary to doubt, but the less suspicious the better.

I myself came to doubt whether I was in possession of a major new insight.

Now people had started to doubt that perhaps climbing Mont Blanc wasn't possible.

There's little reason to doubt the growth potential of the BRICs.

The people forgot all their past deliverances from distress and began once again to doubt that God was with them.

There are three reasons to doubt the rosy view of Mr Musharraf as a valiant standard-bearer for liberal, secular decency.

Ryan says his daily driver is a Silverado - and we have little reason to doubt the quick-witted, country-boy-at-heart Texan.

It is a sign that there is no longer any time to doubt.

Don't pretend what all don't know. 13: There is no reason to doubt about his talent.

When you begin to doubt your Savior's love, turn to the hard evidence found in God's Word.

I started to doubt my own sanity.

Gary Apple True science teaches, above all, to doubt and be ignorant.

Bright girls were much quicker to doubt their ability, to lose confidence, and to become less effective learners as a result.

There are two reasons to doubt that the Germans are suddenly becoming profligate.

In exhorting me to doubt, you will not deny that I am.

To doubt the resilience of the world economy must now look perverse.

Any "interference" from the external world will confuse the INJ, and it may cause them to doubt themselves or their idea.

Guan Yu chopped Yanliangwenchou in time, also described in leaving future generations to doubt.

Republicans from blue or purple states have reason to doubt it.

The question for Dr Ioannidis is that now his latest work has been accepted by a journal, is that reason to doubt it?

Your salvation is settled and you don't need to doubt or question it any more.

I have no reason to doubt the interest in learning English.

This can inspire and push you along when you begin to doubt ourselves.

Long-time Fed watchers familiar with the institution's laissez-faire tendencies tend to doubt things will be different this time.

Still, there are many reasons to doubt that legislative rules would help.

The real threat to Mr. Gores Kyoto dreams is if Americans begin to doubt there any real threat.

Maybe we have to doubt, and it does not matter, read the following piece about a man before marriage because of fear, we will understand.

and causes people to doubt or even to reject socialism and the Party's leadership.

They will start to doubt their capability of carrying out that strategy.

Clinton's scandal with Luwinsky caused Americans to doubt his honesty.

However, there are reasons to doubt that the recovery will be sustainable.

Jayson comes to doubt himself, believing that his actions in Timor prove that he has become a cold blooded killer.

There is no reason to doubt his abilities.

There are plenty of reasons to doubt the dollar's dethronement.

Whether this is a reasonable pay-off for millennia of technological innovation is surely open to doubt.

We must be bold in "hard money" and not to doubt their own.

At that moment inflation picked up, leading some in the market to doubt the new chairman's commitment to stable prices.

So with BMW you can try to doubt, but they have a pretty good track record proving the skeptics wrong.

But one reason to doubt the glum view is that Mr Clegg and Mr Cameron make a startlingly lovely couple.

But there are reasons to doubt the ability of Chinese consumption to grow so quickly.

There are, however, good reasons to doubt its superiority on all three counts.

and men to doubt their manhood. - Really?

I have no reason to doubt Apple's sincerity here.

We may be permitted to doubt this.

challenge ourselves, we will begin to doubt our abilities.

and as we stand firm and refuse to doubt, the Holy Spirit will come to our aid and give us the faith of God and crown us with victory.

There are several reasons to doubt that 90% of our brains lie silent.

There are many reasons to doubt that Mr Kan has the charisma and skill to re-energise the country.

It can't afford to doubt the person who tends the child.

Maybe I need a new outlet, Im starting to doubt shit.

I was really excited up until recently. I have started to doubt if we are all that perfect for each other or I am just being paranoid?

When have I ever given you any reason to doubt me?

Days after the crash, many continue to gripe openly about the government's response, and to doubt anything officials say.

Their reply was too emphatic for anyone to doubt them.

Despite the agenda, I see no reason to doubt the numbers.

Yet there were always reasons to doubt that a genuine policy shift was under way.

A true servant never yields to doubt.

Is it? Tyrion was inclined to doubt that. Parchments had been signed, but wars were not fought on parchments.

In fact, there are good reasons to doubt that the turning-point is here.

When Rolls-Royce does so, it is difficult to doubt its sincerity.

There are reasons to doubt that the new rule will be effective.

He bade her to doubt the stars were fire, and to doubt that the sun did move, to doubt truth to be a liar, but never to doubt that he loved;

There is no reason to doubt him.

Because the result lognitudinal overprinter precedes syndiospecific Office paper is stable, but do not have to doubt.

Deductions based on analogy are frequently open to doubt.

Again, there are reasons to doubt whether this will work.

To question is to doubt.

But insurance is more open to doubt than other areas.

There is no reason to doubt it.

This has led some to doubt longer-term sustainability, particularly in markets such as London, where there is a danger of oversupply.

Now I have to doubt he can pronounce the word "amount" .

There's no reason to doubt that now.

Less open to doubt was the value of being a prisoner-of-war in America.

I have no reason to doubt the AFP!

We easily come to doubt if they exist.

Whichever interpretation we take, one thing is common: the devil is doing his best to cause us to doubt who Jesus is.

Do you suppose I would betray my mistress, because I see cause to doubt of her religion?

By now optimism had given way to doubt.

Maybe I need a new outlet, Im startin to doubt shit.

If we never challenge ourselves, we will begin to doubt our abilities.

Mr Netanyahu says that is his aim too, but in his case there are strong reasons to doubt whether he is sincere.

Looking at the rude health of those such as Rupert Murdoch, who is now 76, there is no reason to doubt the stamina of many 60-year-olds.

I'm starting to doubt it.

Are you so severe upon your own sex, as to doubt the possibility of all this?

There is good reason to doubt this view.

There is reason to doubt both ideas.

There are also reasons to doubt the government's priorities.

Did you have a childhood that led you to doubt your self-worth?

True science teaches us above all to doubt and to know that we are ignorant.

But 1: 00 needed not to doubt, the Toyota has become nowadays the world will make money most of car company.

In the daytime, i alawy be complained by my boss, i do the job hard and lam begin to doubt whether i can do or not?

It is human to doubt.

In fact, there are good reasons for shareholders to doubt whether he can do what he promises.

If we never want to challenge by ourself, then we will begin to doubt our ability.

But isn't it too late for them to doubt?

Today after I write down it, I start to doubt whether is it true.

The real reason to doubt is this: If Steve Jobs unveils a flash-based laptop in January, it could be his gutsiest move since the iPod nano.

But there are ample reasons to doubt whether this is what the economy needs.

The feat causes many people to doubt the security of 56-bit encryption.

After the way they treated Nim, that's very much open to doubt.

In this case the credit crunch gave investors cause to doubt the growth prospects of rich-world markets and to favour developing countries.

Have you already lost faith in true love and started to doubt whether there is true love in this world?

What is not open to doubt is that Mr Obama's win is a milestone in America's racial and cultural evolution.

He has started to doubt this love, though he was somewhat reluctant, finally, is this woman's knife cut off the true fate.

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One reason is that many people in Japan have begun to doubt the official version of events.

Began to doubt some accepted doctrines

Not only the lovable pet baby may accompany you to doubt loyally practices the level;

Time manipulates your heart, preconceptions torn apart Begin to doubt my state of mind

it is wrong to doubt of the existence of blue sky and rosy clouds by judging from the first flight in storms and black clouds

But believe and you will see that there's no reason to doubt

True science teaches, above all, to doubt and be ignorant. de Unamuno Spanish philosopher

A little faith then a much to doubt

Ve known better than to doubt me

Right to doubt you I can live without you by my side

Chaucer . . . not only came to douBt the worth of his extraordinary Body of work, But repudiated it

To doubt her truth or good intentions was impossible;

I hope I never give you cause to doubt where you belong

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