doubting Thomas

"It is no wonder that they called you the doubting Thomas on your home world."

Thirty years in this business and you just naturally become a doubting Thomas.

"I don't mean to sound like a doubting Thomas, but why did it take you so long?"

"I was once doubting Thomas," said the detective, but not from beside the bed any longer.

"Go now, my doubting Thomas, and shake the dead away from the quick."

He puts his hands in them, like doubting Thomas.

The proud 84-year-old, no doubting Thomas, gently patted his heart.

This was a week later, again indoors, and resulted in the famous doubting Thomas conversation.

No wonder the country produced a generation of Doubting Thomas artists.

What would you say to that, oh doubting Thomas?'

"You come like doubting Thomas to thrust your bloody fangs in the very wound."

"A doubting Thomas if there ever was one!"

Haven't you gone far enough with this Doubting Thomas act?"

He was still locked into his Doubting Thomas role.

Doubting Thomas, I stared for a couple of seconds before plunging my hand in.

"Well, old Doubting Thomas, it might not be absolutely impossible, at that.

His painting is exemplified by the canvas called Doubting Thomas from 1643.

The phrase "Doubting Thomas" (a term for a person who does not believe something at first) comes from this story.

As much as one might want an answer, doubting Thomas was stung into virtual permanent silence.

He knows my look: the doubting Thomas.

"It is against all false things, doubting Thomas.

He'd only go into his Doubting Thomas routine.

Ludlow shook his head at the doubting Thomas.

Have you ever heard the legend of Doubting Thomas?"

"I was a doubting Thomas after that."