Examples of 'be a doubt' in a sentence
Meaning of "be a doubt"
be a doubt ~ This phrase suggests that there is uncertainty or lack of clarity about something. It is often used to express skepticism, questioning, or hesitation regarding a particular statement, claim, or situation, indicating that further clarification or evidence may be needed
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be a doubt
There must never be a doubt about this.
The chief inspector means there would still be a doubt.
There will never be a doubt in your mind.
Whatthe chiefinspectormeans is, there would still be a doubt.
He does not want there to be a doubt that it was a successful suicide.
Captain Kevin De Bruyne picked up an injury and could be a doubt against Italy.
Can there be a doubt as to the.
There would always be a doubt.
There can hardly be a doubt that one or two intermediate links are omitted.
There can scarcely be a doubt that.
There might be a doubt as to the defendant 's competence.
There can no longer be a doubt as to.
There can scarcely be a doubt that her father is a gentleman, and a gentleman of fortune!
What the chief inspector means is, there would still be a doubt.
Surely there could not be a doubt in the building.
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Circular he was throughout, a perfectly satisfactory Circle ; there could not be a doubt of it.
There could scarcely be a doubt that it was an inside job.
I do not understand . The chief inspector means there would still be a doubt.
And even then there would be a doubt in the back of your mind.
What the chief inspector means, sir, is that there would still be a doubt.
I understand that there will be a doubt about whether we can take the next step up.
I don'tunderstand . Whatthe chiefinspectormeans is, there would still be a doubt.
There will always be a doubt because I do not know.
Sion on the face of Dr. Abbott, which I fancied to be a doubt.
Years later, there seems to be a doubt as to her death.
In the case of the remaining 10 % there will always be a doubt.
That way there would never be a doubt about a child 's paternity.
He added: "Patrice Evra we'll have to look at, he may be a doubt.
Worry about this would be a doubt of God 's power and faithfulness to us.
It shouldn't even be a doubt.
Victor Wanyama will be a doubt for Tottenham 's trip to Swansea.
Oh dear, now I do be a doubt.
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There is no doubt about his unseen presence
At least give us the benefit of the doubt
I doubt my mother could find a good word
