Sentence examples for contemporary doubt from inspiring English sources

The wedding together of social and political theory with a powerful defence of Christianity, which at the same time drew upon but transformed some of the sources of contemporary doubt, gave to Idealism a force which it might not otherwise have had"m.

One is Calvary, John Michael McDonagh's Irish drama about contemporary doubt, faith, fate and forgiveness.

He was in no way constrained by a lack of theoretical knowledge, inadequate materials and the contemporary doubts about cable-stayed structures.

Contemporary doubts about the viability of these changes reflect, the harmful long-term economic effect of the privatisation of basic knowledge (especially in the biopharmaceutical sector) and the difficulties that the financial sector has faced in ensuring the sustainability of the necessary pre-conditions that allow for the development of innovation.

While it would be easy to paint Jefferson Bethke as a contemporary Doubting Thomas, that comparison fails both Bethke and Thomas.

Few of his contemporaries doubted that Rindt was the quickest driver of his time - at least once Jim Clark was killed early in 1968.

Some contemporaries doubted Johnson's authorship of this second report.

Only when it comes to The Eumenides, the third play in the trilogy, with its assertive belief in democracy and justice, does it fall victim to contemporary liberal doubt and confusion.

Many contemporary philosophers doubt this.

Plenty of Wells's contemporaries no doubt transposed the Martians for Germans.

Most will get it only from professionals, employed by charities or government, who are dedicated to efficiency and have the time to persevere.There is also another irony, which says much about America's contemporary self-doubt.