How To Use Self-doubt In A Sentence
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His ego was impervious to self-doubt.
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Perhaps it comes down to a pathological lack of self-doubt and a gift for lending that trait to others, at least for a while.
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She is assailed by self-doubt and emotional insecurity.
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Out of the all the superhero movies to date, this period of self-doubt and loathing, is probably the most adult issue.
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She is always assailed by self-doubt and emotional insecurity.
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And then I have to push through the self-doubt what I call the Slough of Despond and emerge from the other side.
Interview: Pat Murphy
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As the old patterns die in their minds and the new ones begin to take shape, people are assailed by self-doubt and misgivings about their leaders.
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These diarised moments of brutal honesty, twinned with hesitant uncertainty, are typical of Woolf's swings between self-doubt and dogged ambition.
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Is political theatre just an outlet for self-doubting, defeated actors?
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As a coltish 16-year-old who was unprepared to deal with her still-maturing body, she began to struggle with weight control and self-doubt.
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Edit: In a (rare) moment of self-doubt I looked up 'obviate' wondering if it's one of those words I've either misheard or used incorrectly.
Archive 2007-08-01
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This almost certainly has something to do with the national mood since September 11, which has been defensive for obvious reasons, and particularly ill-disposed to introspection and self-doubt.
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Now, after years of self-doubt, she was growing in confidence and beginning to shed the tensions of her formative years.
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With Mr. Beer into the attack, he sensed a chance to break free of self-doubt, but chose the wrong ball — too flighted and too wide — to hit over mid-on.
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In this fearful and cynical climate, talk about space only brings our self-doubt and loathing to the fore rather than doing anything to tackle it.
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They've made the choice to create a kind of enlivenment packaged as entertainment that presents the baser side of human experience, knowing that humans, out of their boredom, self-doubts, or lack of fulfillment, can be attracted to the negative if they don't have the option of turning to the positive that's packaged in an equally entertaining fashion.
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I adore their lack of self-doubt.
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Self-doubt began to gnaw away at her confidence.
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He found shelter in a cave, and there self-doubt plagued him.
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We use it to comfort ourselves, quell anxiety and fear, and numb those feelings of self-doubt.
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There are no love songs on this album, and very few signs of self-doubt, just a calm assuredness and a fearless determination.
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He captures the flicker of self-doubt beneath the bluster and swagger.
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Opening with the typically self-doubting complexities, his 'Mystery Song #1' sounds like Eldorado-era Neil Young in places.
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Far from being arrogant, today's doctors are diffident and afflicted by insecurity and self-doubt.
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He captures the flicker of self-doubt beneath the bluster and swagger.
Times, Sunday Times
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People don't like nuance in a leader, they don't like any self-doubt whatsoever.
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But the edges of her symbol were darkened by the unholy fires of self-doubt.
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Surely winning comedy's biggest prize in 1995 must have abated this self-doubt?
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France is no longer the uncertain, self-doubting nation that stood unmoving while the Germans remilitarized the Rhineland thirteen years ago.
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It creates a jumpy, insecure, self-doubting person.
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Europeans weren't much assailed by self-doubt in their encounters with foreign civilisations.
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The split was far from amicable and plunged the normally perky star into a well of depression and self-doubt.
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They could not shirk their duty; they could not afford the luxury of self-doubt or introspective musing.
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Spurling tells of a life plagued by desperation, self-doubt and nervous anguish, which required an assuaging art of calm.
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At the time, it felt like glorious payback for all those years of insecurity and self-doubt.
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It was a blissful moment of freedom amid a batting performance otherwise etched with worry, uncertainty and self-doubt.
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Most of the students were uncertain and self-doubting about their capacity to write a paper, speak publicly, or rebel against authority.
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Don't let self-doubt interfere with plans to improve your life. George Carlin
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Newspaper columnists and political talk-shows reflect a tone of self-doubt and unease about the conduct of the war to date.
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The accumulated rage, hurt and self-doubt become so entrenched that even teens from loving homes may never recover.
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Without the crutch of music, self-doubt menaced him, and he was a reluctant public communicator.
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Few players seem to reach big-time sport without some crises along the way, such as injuries, self-doubt, mismanagement or personal baggage.
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The Labour Party, riven by schism and self-doubt, seemed in long-term, inexorable decline, for sociological as well as ideological reasons.
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Such is the nature of our intimate, carking, rueful relationship with William Holden, on the surface one of the Hollywood century's typical all-purpose leading men, but beneath it the keeper of poisoned secrets, and a living embodiment of America's postwar self-doubt and idealistic failure.
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If we give into the temptation to ignore or deny self-doubt, it will impose limits on our ability to act.
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Don't let self-doubt interfere with plans to improve your life. George Carlin
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It shows the national hero traumatized and self-doubting, and vanquished by forces he never quite understands.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Some of the most surprising feedback I’ve had since the festival screenings is a lot of response from men saying that they have grappled with body issues their whole life, and held back from chasing their dreams because of self-doubt.
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Untroubled by self-doubts and consistently successful, he is portrayed as having squired and bedded numerous women.
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Courage, I now see, is a journey involving self-doubt and self-examination, with the end never in sight.
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Self-doubt and injury nagged and niggled without mercy.
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Low scores indicate self-doubt, a belief that one is unworthy or undesirable, and lack of self-confidence.
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Like many brilliant artists he seems beset by anxiety, self-doubt and an embarrassingly thin skin.
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He was afflicted by self-doubt and introspection.
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But this memoir is full not of braggadocio, but of self-doubt, as well as wit, humour and passion.
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Europeans weren't much assailed by self-doubt in their encounters with foreign civilisations.
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He captures the flicker of self-doubt beneath the bluster and swagger.
Times, Sunday Times
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Self-doubt crept up insidiously and turned to desperation.
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And even the old-line, skeptical faculty can accommodate such ambitions, tempted by the promise of added status and goaded by self-doubt about the value of their own careers.
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Both characters lack basic happiness - Victor is habitually self-doubting, while Kelly is emerging from an abusive relationship.
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The only reason we keep expecting our tennis players to do well is that they are middle class and lack self-doubt.
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He was by nature insecure and self-doubting, the victim of depressive moods and bouts of indolence.
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This resulted in disempowerment, lack of focus, a lot of self-doubt, and fear of sharing any "un-massaged" news at the risk of being another casualty of new-CEO-itis.
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As a bright but unremarkable working-class child, she was crippled by shyness and self-doubt.
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He captures the flicker of self-doubt beneath the bluster and swagger.
Times, Sunday Times
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Not even the delight of passing his driving test or having more time to indulge his devotion to Real Madrid could assuage the inner torment of self-doubt.
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He captures the flicker of self-doubt beneath the bluster and swagger.
Times, Sunday Times
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Youthful impetuosity and confidence has given way to caution and self-doubt, fuelled by a whole array of injuries over the years.
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If we give into the temptation to ignore or deny self-doubt, it will impose limits on our ability to act.
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Europeans weren't much assailed by self-doubt in their encounters with foreign civilisations.
Times, Sunday Times
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Then he tells me that he is racked by self-doubt and is never satisfied with the interviews he has conducted.
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In reality, he was racked with self-doubt, hesitant, and liable always to agree with the last person he had spoken to.
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Procrastination often comes from unrealistic perfectionist tendencies, self-doubt, or fear of change.
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Mr. Pitt couples a star presence—there's a singular there there whenever the A's general manager is in camera range—to a beautifully measured ensemble performance that makes Billy a minimalist ironist, tossing off funny remarks with an abandon that almost conceals his deep anger, pain or self-doubt.
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Far from being arrogant, today's doctors are diffident and afflicted by insecurity and self-doubt.
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The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt. Sylvia Plath
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Don Pedro's arc moves him from proud hidalgo to magnificent obsessive, an all-macho embodiment of the extremes of empowerment, totally devoid of any self-doubt.
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She's that classic combination of driven and self-doubting, focused but also 'a very sensitive character'.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even so, she suffers simultaneously from that perennial thespian complaint of neuroticism fuelled by depressing self-doubt.
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My self-doubt and anxiety are eating me alive.
The Sun
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They contain no vestige of self-doubt, no scintilla of scientific uncertainty and more than a hint of patronage.
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Perhaps it was from this socially secure family that Reynold received his patrician ease, his apparent freedom from self-doubt, and his refined aesthetic sense.
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Oddly enough, you see-saw between overconfidence and self-doubt.
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Sarah has been an incisive critic of my work, an unequalled friend in moments of self-doubt, and an eident copy-editor.
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It is a gallimaufry of styles and models, maybe no more than an attempt to induce self-doubt in critics and readers who have admired the beautifully achieved adventurousness of his previous novels and stories.
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My introspection loses a lot of its working energy and becomes sluggish, gloomy, self-nagging and self-doubting.
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Instead of obediently yielding to the will of these gods, he took his destiny into his own hands, even though he remained plagued by self-doubt.
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Bossy people are often self-doubting underneath.
The Sun
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It shows the national hero traumatized and self-doubting, and vanquished by forces he never quite understands.
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They don't extirpate every scintilla of self-doubt you've ever had.
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His Self-Portrait (1941), painted after a period of personal and political turbulence, presents the painter in a pensive, almost self-doubting, mood.
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For what you describe, I would suggest a combination of the two, to remove self-doubt and negativity and replace it with confidence and luck.
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A lot of soul-searching and prayer went into his choice to venture down a new path and he went through his moments of self-doubt.
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Europeans weren't much assailed by self-doubt in their encounters with foreign civilisations.
Times, Sunday Times
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These diarised moments of brutal honesty, twinned with hesitant uncertainty, are typical of Woolf's swings between self-doubt and dogged ambition.
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He fumbles yet another serious role, failing to plumb the self-doubting depths of his conflicted character.
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He once turned down the chance of becoming a candidate for parliament: he was much too self-effacing, and self-doubting, to do that.
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This lack of knowledge contributes to self-doubt about the scenario the nurse has witnessed.
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According to Wikipedia, Catholic guilt is defined as the feeling of remorse, self-doubt, or personal responsibility that results when a Catholic or Lapsed Catholic engages in sinful acts.
Duh pookie
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I forgive the original causes of my self-doubt and self-deception, including my family.
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Full of self-doubt and lack of true self-esteem, the hero's emotions express themselves in extravagant, paranoid projections, envies and resentments - most of which he foists onto his indirect or mediated rival.
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Because that insecurity and self-doubt might not be from the Enemy.
Christianity Today
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This isn't a plea for sympathy; along with their self-doubt, journalists are given to insufferable vanity and sanctimony.
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Europeans weren't much assailed by self-doubt in their encounters with foreign civilisations.
Times, Sunday Times
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His new autobiography reveals a man hagridden by self-doubt and still haunted by the traumas of rejection.
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My understanding from his interview was that he did show a scintilla of self-doubt, which is very helpful for the commission, because after all, they need to make recommendations.
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On the one hand, this gave the profession enough self-doubt to allow some of its brighter sons to start noodling around with the past, and to discover it was a fine thing; on the other hand, it gave us Frank Gehry, that dealer in flashy junk heaps, a sort of superficial Dinocretes writ larger than Vitruvius could have ever imagined.
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‘I don't believe I have the right to be a best-selling author,’ Truss says, the self-doubt bubbling up again.
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She seized it with an odd mixture of self-confidence and self-doubt.
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And even now, a year on, I can still recall those feelings of fear and self-doubt - even down to the physical sensation of my stomach twisting into knots.
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One tournament win doesn't inspire confidence but his play this week has been exceptional, a total contrast to the self-doubt that dogged him in recent times.
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He can be vulnerable and self-doubting and sometimes keen to seek reassurance.
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As secular identity becomes enervated, incoherent, and perplexed, as we grow tired and unstrung by self-doubt, hating them offers odd comfort.
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The reality is, friendship is normally outweighed by a nagging seam of insecurity and self-doubt.
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Like many brilliant artists he seems beset by anxiety, self-doubt and an embarrassingly thin skin.
Times, Sunday Times
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Self-doubt began to gnaw away at her confidence.
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He was afflicted by self-doubt and introspection.
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Would a more self-doubting country still have the death penalty at all?
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Neither arrogant nor self-doubting, they feel confident that they can get through stuff.
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Thankfully, Martin's status as a secure family man hasn't made the self-doubting nature of his lyrics vanish.
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Last year, with my whole world in a state of flux, I was too self-absorbed and self-doubting to be able to work it out.
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A team that is shot through with self-belief fields like demons; a team racked with self-doubt misfields, overthrows and - vitally - drops catches.
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But Mr. Hickenlooper was perhaps best known as a documentarian whose 1991 film, "Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse," gave viewers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of director Francis Ford Coppola as he struggled with huge cost overruns and his own self-doubt to make the war epic "Apocalypse Now.
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The internal turmoil is deepened by a distorted body image, which is created through self-doubt and lack of self-worth.
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These were geniuses too busy and self-doubting to think of themselves as geniuses.
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Despite that, she says she is riddled with self-doubt underneath the confident exterior.
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All artists feed on themselves, and most, are introspective, self-doubting and reflective.
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Saussure displayed unusual qualities for an epoch-making thinker: he was always in touch with humility and self-doubt and he had no interest whatsoever in publicity.
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If we fail to recognize the basic goodness contained within all our experiences, self-doubt blooms like algae in water, clogging up the natural flow of self-love that keeps us healthy.
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Others seem to lack the self-doubting gene.
The Times Literary Supplement
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They are often shy, fragile, and preoccupied with feelings of self-doubt.
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The Prince appears to have rid himself of the self-doubt that once plagued him.
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