| This really hurt them and gave them a powerful incentive to put the record straight and to prove the doubting Thomases wrong. |
| Be that as it may, let us all hope that that all the doubts of the doubting Thomases will turn out to be unfounded and a serious fight against corruption will be launched. |
| If anything, there were often the Doubting Thomases not willing to rate his exploits in Tests at par with that of one-dayers. |
| These highly-publicised doubting Thomases are almost invariably in the pay of oil or automobile multinationals, which seem strangely averse to tackling fossil fuel emissions. |
| Through her career in painting and drawing, as well as her dancing, modeling, acting and martial arts instruction, she has defied the doubting Thomases. |
| To these doubting Thomases I strongly recommend they should speak to the leading town planner, who will tell them the objections are a lot of nonsense. |
