Sentence examples for comparable doubts from inspiring English sources

He does so even though he doubts that any of those leveraging arguments are cogent, realizes that many of those to whom he addresses them will have comparable doubts about their cogency, and so believes that many coerced by the law he supports have no good reason, from their perspective, to affirm that law.

The British Association for the Study of Headache will be arranging this; no doubt comparable arrangements will be set up in other countries.

My purpose here is to highlight the fact that well preserved genetic architecture of basal metazoans and comparative analysis of primate genomes (or any other group of vertebrates with comparable relatedness) casts serious doubt on the plausibility of the 2R hypothesis.

However, recent publications 23, 24 raised doubts about this comparable efficacy.

I doubt that a comparable bunch of healthy young fellows of today would stand there, as we did, going quietly mad.

Michael Bloomberg is no doubt learning a comparable lesson as he eases into his role as the first New York City mayor to have control of the largest school system in the United States.

In the meantime, track down Blind Date, whose theatrical shelf-life no doubt will be comparable to the life of a mayfly, given the current commercial climate.

Doubting Darwinian orthodoxy is comparable to opposing the party line of a Stalinist regime" (Dembski 2004).

Within four years, however, the discovery of two more objects with comparable sizes and orbits had cast doubt on this new thinking.

Granted Villa and Goodison Park are more lucrative postings than Twente but, after witnessing Sunday's extraordinary celebration of McClarenism, one doubts they can offer remotely comparable job satisfaction.

Winning the lightning war was never in doubt and in no way comparable to the traumas of World War II and the Korean conflict, which made Eisenhower and MacArthur into national heroes and presidential timber.