It is significant, further, that in the foregoing cases of unbelief at the lower levels of civilization it is only the high rank of the doubter that secures publication for the fact of the doubt.
It is broadly true that "there is no place for" the doubter as such in the tribal society; but doubters do exist.
Every advance in inquiry makes our ignorance the more evident; the doubter alone is free.
A great doubter is a solemn and self-conceited prig.
Such persons imagine, that to be a great doubter implies wisdom; whereas, in their case, it has its origin in constitutional phlegm and stupidity.
The doubterescapes the worst penalty of the man of hope; he is never disappointed, and hence never indignant.
The doubter does not hate his opponents; he sympathizes with them.
When a doubter first encounters you, he pours out a deluge of abuse of churches, and ministers, and creeds, and Christians.
Then was the vocation doubter called, and set to the bar; and his indictment for substance was the same with the other, only he was particularly charged with denying the calling of Mansoul.
His publication of the views of a doubter was of itself a proof that he agreed, to some extent at least, with them.
Meanwhile, let the doubter take up any popular English books of Shakespeare's day: he will find them replete with much knowledge wholly new to him--which he will also find in Shakespeare.
Teach the coward and the doubter What the blood of man is worth!
God makes no man a slave, no doubter free; Abiding faith alone wins liberty.
Once Chatz even cautiously put out his hand, and gently felt of Elmer's khaki sleeve; it was a mute confession that while never a doubter like George, the boy from Dixie had to be convinced when it was a matter of superstition.
George; "call me a doubterall you want, but let me tell you things ain't always what they seem.
George has seen a big light; he ain't a doubter any longer, you notice.
When Elmer heard George say this he fancied that it would only take one mysterious ghostly manifestation to make the doubter an ardent believer in supernatural things.
Doubt does not excuse restitution in the following cases: (a) when it is merely negative and the presumption is against the doubter (e.
The doubter burst into an explosion of derisive laughter and walked away.
And with many a backward look the generous doubter passed on, half beginning to doubt his doubts.
And it was a noise destined to be heard a long, long way; much farther than the doubter and a great many able scientists have supposed that sound would 'carry.
The doubter went around and raised the dying man's head.
Several men dug a grave beside that of Perkins, while the colonel and doubter acted as undertakers, the latter donating his only white shirt for a shroud.
It seemed as if the doubter might be right, for the boys found Grump lying on the ground bleeding badly, and the Pet on his hands and knees.
The doubter was there before him, and saw a big tear in the corner of each of Grump's eyes.
This duty done, they went to the saloon, and the doubter called up the crowd.
Thinks he's goin' to hev conviction in writin'," whispered the doubter to the colonel.
But the Mystic did not become a doubter of this kind.
He saw that the doubter would be like a plant were it to say: "My crimson flowers are null and futile, because I am complete within my green leaves.
But on closer consideration of everything which has to be taken into account, even the sturdiest doubter must lose all scruples about such an interpretation.
I do not see how there can be a doubter in a world where there are so many beautiful things.
I almost confessed to him what a miserable little doubter I had been; but I knew that confession would only be relieving my soul at the expense of making him uncomfortable.
Let then the reign of Walter the Doubter warn against yielding to that sleek, contented security, and that overweening fondness for comfort and repose, which are produced by a state of prosperity and peace.
Matters were in this state, when, one day, as Walter the Doubter and his burgermeesters were smoking and pondering over the affairs of the province, they were roused by the report of a cannon.
Well, the true-hearted doubter lived to see his Lord die, and he it was, of all the disciples, who refused to believe the glad news of the resurrection.
He may convince thedoubter and reform the profligate.
I tell um truf," said Pete, looking toward Thomas MacDougall, remembering that the doubter had frequently called into question his word.
When Thomas had untied the string and held the moose-hide sack by its two lower corners bottom upwards there clattered out upon the boards enough of good-sized golden nuggets to cause the eyes of the doubter to sparkle with interest.
And here, while the warning of the doubter is fresh in my mind, let me mention the fate of these much-valued relics.
While the Doubter and myself were making a hasty snack, Abraham took a piece of bread and meat, and started off to let our friends know that we had found the missing man, and would soon be down.
Even the face of the Doubter belied his croaking remarks, and glowed with unwonted enthusiasm.
THE BOOK OF LAWS Honath the Pursemaker was hauled from the nets an hour before the rest of the prisoners, as befitted his role as the arch-doubter of them all.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "doubter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
