doubtfulness

The way of learning these names contributes also to their doubtfulness.

This is coupled with a general doubtfulness in the West of persecuted refugees.

The lack of interest was largely due to the doubtfulness that a large enough audience would be attracted to a gospel-based production.

That then which makes doubtfulness and uncertainty in the signification of some more than other words, is the difference of ideas they stand for.

"I saw her," she said with a kind of smirking doubtfulness that made Richards want to smash her.

Without doubt; but the question is not here concerning the doubtfulness of the event, but the rule of right.

The doubtfulness of middle age has deepened Mr. Wainwright's perspective.

High Ridge knew his doubtfulness showed, but Descroix only smiled.

All of these added to the confusion and doubtfulness of the authenticity of the reports."

"Autumnal doubtfulness," she eloquently called the mood.

The way also wherein the names of mixed modes are ordinarily learned, does not a little contribute to the doubtfulness of their signification.

In addition to the doubtfulness of the identification of the scholar in there is some positive evidence that Cemaleddin lived beyond 773.

Clear your throat of all doubtfulness, O Shen Yi, and speak to a definite end."

The imperfection of words is the doubtfulness or ambiguity of their signification, which is caused by the sort of ideas they stand for.

The Latin ambigere means "to be undecided"; synonyms of ambiguity include "uncertainty, doubtfulness, inexplicability."

I take issue with the rapporteur's remarks about the doubtfulness surrounding the calculation of external costs and the increasing eco-efficiency of road transport.

Soffi's cold attitude and doubtfulness towards Kamal's real intention was a result to her refusing to be hurt and betrayed again.

Eric apologizes to the viewers and particularly to the host because of his doubtfulness, and promises everyone that he will continue his weight loss journey at home.

Another winner, "The Doubtfulness of Water: Madam Knight's Journey to New York, 1702," describes a grueling overland trek from Boston.

The CRTC cited numerous failures to comply with regulations and with commission orders, and the doubtfulness of the station management's promises to comply in the future.

CLER: O, that I will, sir: the doubtfulness of your phrase, believe it, sir, would breed you a quarrel once an hour, with the terrible boys, if you should but keep them fellowship a day.

I could see Cal looking at me with some doubtfulness and I hastened to reassure him that should I tire, or the journey prove too far, I would not hesitate to call a halt to the affair.

There can be little doubt for instance that the doubtfulness or downright hostility felt towards Eliot by some Americans, particularly in recent decades, derives from the sort of American Eliot was - and remained, long after he had taken British citizenship.

But that we may not be misled in this case by that which is the danger everywhere, I mean by the doubtfulness of terms, it is fit to observe that certainty is twofold: certainty of truth and certainty of knowledge.

When James refused to intervene, Sarpi's friend Micanzio wrote bitterly: 'To stand looking on for doubtfulness of right and let him [the Habsburg] that is mighty grow still more mighty and be able to undermine all free states.