Sentence examples for doubt the possibility from inspiring English sources
Many informed scholars doubt the possibility, even in principle, of understanding, say, economic transactions as complex interactions of subatomic particles.
Philosophers in the United Kingdom, even if they do not subscribe to Dummett's views, no longer doubt the possibility of this.
Few political operatives doubt the possibility of a smear campaign in South Carolina aimed at influencing evangelicals who view Mormonism as a cult.
But they could have a galvanizing effect on the attitudes of Palestinians who doubt the possibility of reaching a two-state solution.
In The Phantom Public (1925) he again treated the problem of communication in politics; while continuing to doubt the possibility of a true democracy, he nonetheless rejected government by an elite.
No doubt the possibility of titillation comes into the enterprise, but it is utterly sincere, with two thrilling performances by the leads, and created a discussion where nothing was possible before.
Never doubt the possibilities for this country," said World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim to youth when he visited India in March.
He doubted the possibility of breaking through on the Western Front and advocated instead a flank attack from the Near East.
"If you ever doubted the possibility of miracles," he says, "I did make it to the semis.
Government officials said they doubted the possibility of a nuclear test, saying that it had detected no other telltale signs, such as seismic tremors.
