Examples of using Many doubts in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I have many doubts-.
I must confess that I had many doubts.
I have many doubts about him.
And yes, he had many doubts.
I have many doubts about myself.
The case brings up many doubts.
Even, many doubts disappear when recognizing the same symptoms that in the past.
Of course, there were many doubts.
To be honest, I had many doubts about his victory and I don't understand how it happened.
During this project I had many doubts.
I have had so many doubts about this relationship, so many suspicions.
It's stupid to marry a man I have so many doubts about.
Even if I have many doubts and I ask myself questions which I can't answer.
No, no, no, I don't know, I mean, I have many, many doubts.
This morning I was lying on my bed and I had many doubts about what I am doing here and many, many thoughts.
Any person who plans to begin aregime based on protein shakes have many doubts and fears.
Despite our many doubts, we wanted to believe that the mere fact of Sharon's having chosen to appoint Professor Milson to this position was evidence of a genuine intention to initiate new moves in the territories.
(Applause) And as you can imagine, when I arrived there were many doubts about whether we could do the job.
His philosophy is not ruled out universal, however,re-updated and explains many doubts and behaviors of others.
Many doubt the legitimacy of VPN providers' security claims.
Several years ago, many doubted the prospects of online education.
But many doubt the sincerity of that claim.
Many doubt that today.
But many doubted this identification.
Before it was even built,Buïgas created particularly ambitious plans, and many doubted his ability to stand according to the short timetable.
While many doubt that Christmas is embattled, as some conservative pundits contend, the new study does suggest American attitudes are changing.
When Hand in Hand was set up in 1997, many doubted the experiment could work.
While the recommendation for transferwas almost universally accepted by the Jews, many doubted whether the British would indeed implement it.
While many doubted Whittaker Chambers' allegations that Hiss, a former State Department official, had been a Soviet spy, Nixon believed them to be true and pressed for the committee to continue its investigation.
While many doubted WhittakerChambers's allegations that Hiss, a former StateDepartment official, had been a Soviet spy, Nixon believed them to be true and pressed for the committee to continue its investigation.