Sentence examples for Doubt this premise from inspiring English sources

"Do you know, people used to not understand that aging is a disease?" a molecular biologist recently informed me, incredulous that anyone could ever have doubted — or might yet doubt — this premise).

(Or, for that matter, growing old. "Do you know, people used to not understand that aging is a disease?" a molecular biologist recently informed me, incredulous that anyone could ever have doubted — or might yet doubt — this premise).

But political scientist Markus Prior casts doubt on this premise.

Although originally CEPs were discriminated from mature CECs mainly by the presence or absence of CD133 progenitor markers, more recent data have cast serious doubts on this premise (Timmermans et al, 2008; Yoder and Ingram, 2009).

We can doubt the premise.

There are good reasons to doubt the premise of the majority's opinion—namely, that a determination, based solely on inferences drawn from objective circumstances, that a juror was not biased is no different from any other factual determination for the purpose of applying the standard of review embodied in 28 U.S.C. 2254 d).

However, anyone who doubts the conclusion will have just as much reason to doubt the premise.

Beauvoir's portrayal of living a feminine existence, of sexual difference as an embodied situation, developed through a series of phenomenological descriptions, tries to understand how women have been cast as other in the drama of masculine subjectivity and doubts the premise that this is an historical event, occurring at some definitive point in time.

The Daily News appeared to agree with that assessment, publishing an opinion piece by a terrorism expert that doubted the premise of its cover story.

The discussion in Section 5.2 provides some reason to doubt this modified version of Premise 3. See also Linnebo 2006, Section 5. 14.

This premise is no doubt controversial, but Abelard and many of his contemporaries have principled reasons for holding it.