Sentence examples for age of Doubt from inspiring English sources

"The Age of Doubt" is no different.

1895-96 Van Dyke, Henry, The Gospel for an Age of Doubt.

Marilyn Stasio's brief review of Andrea Camilleri's "Age of Doubt" (Crime, June 3) slights both the novel and the internationally popular Inspector Montalbano series, of which "The Age of Doubt" is the 14th installment.

In "Ionia: A Quest," Ms. Stark praised this attitude, in contrast to what she called the inferiority complexes bred by the modern age of doubt.

In this show, not just sex chased Ms. Spears, but also celebrity and ultimately happiness itself -- the burden of representing American ascendancy in an age of doubt.

Stasio's comments might lead readers to think that "The Age of Doubt" and the other Inspector Montalbano novels are just humorous, lighthearted diversions — beach books.

Such is our consciousness at this moment in history, an age of doubts when we sense that whatever we say will never be quite enough.

As a compromise in an age of psychopharmacological doubt, this seems about right.

Yet how does one continue to renew religious belief in an age of radical doubt?

When I left church at age 29, full of doubt and disillusionment, I wasn't looking for a better-produced Christianity.

Smith later said he became interested in religion at about the age of twelve; without doubt, he participated in church classes and read the Bible.