Examples of using "Kuşku" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was in disbelief.
- I doubt Tom will be surprised.
- I doubt that Tom will be surprised.
- I doubt Tom will come.
- I doubt that Tom will come.
Mistrust is the mother of safety.
There was absolutely no doubt.
Tom stared in disbelief.
Fadil's death raised suspicions.
- I doubt Tom will do that.
- I doubt that Tom will do that.
- I doubt Tom will do it.
- I doubt Tom would agree.
- I doubt that Tom would agree.
- I doubt very much Tom will be interested.
- I doubt very much that Tom will be interested.
Tom looked at Mary in disbelief.
No one is doubting your courage.
- I doubt Tom knows how to fish.
- I doubt that Tom knows how to fish.
- I doubt Tom will agree to that.
- I doubt that Tom will agree to that.
- I doubt Tom will be here tomorrow.
- I doubt that Tom will be here tomorrow.
- I doubt that Tom is still busy.
- I doubt Tom is still busy.
- I doubt that Tom would ever consider going to Australia.
- I doubt Tom would ever consider going to Australia.
- I doubt Tom is really a doctor.
- I doubt that Tom is really a doctor.
- I doubt Tom would be that foolish.
- I doubt that Tom would be that foolish.
- I doubt that Tom knows Mary's phone number.
- I doubt Tom knows Mary's phone number.
- I doubt Tom will consent to do that.
- I doubt that Tom will consent to do that.
- I doubt Tom is really that gullible.
- I doubt that Tom is really that gullible.
- I doubt that Tom would ever do that kind of thing.
- I doubt Tom would ever do that kind of thing.
I doubt whether a native speaker would say it like that.
I doubt if Tom speaks French.
We have no reason to be suspicious of our world, for it is not against us.
I doubt if Tom would let me do that.
- I doubt that Tom has the courage to do what really needs to be done.
- I doubt Tom has the courage to do what really needs to be done.