Sentence examples for doubter from inspiring English sources

The case turned on two latent prints—one found on the getaway car's steering wheel and the other on its gear lever that were said to link him to the crime.The details of the case are tortuous; Mr Mitchell's conviction was upheld this year, but his lawyer Robert Epstein, another doubter of the value of fingerprints, is still trying to have it overturned.

The second player, named the caller, or doubter, may either attempt a better hand or call the bluff.

In 1835 he published Wally, die Zweiflerin ("Wally, the Doubter"), an attack on marriage, coloured by religious skepticism, that marked the beginning of the revolt of the Young Germany movement against Romanticism.

La prudencia en la mujer (1634; "Prudence in Woman") figured among Spain's greatest historical dramas, as did El condenado por desconfiado (1635; The Doubter Damned) among theological plays.

He said he was stunned to hear that de Larminat, the French doubter, almost made it to the key Vatican climate summit in April.

A French doubter who authored a book arguing that solar activity — not greenhouse gases — was driving global warming, de Larminat sought a spot at a climate summit in April sponsored by the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

He was a committed doubter, even about poetry.

"You have to change from doubter to believer.

But Michael Wolff, Murdoch's biographer, is a long-time doubter that the News Corp chairman, who is two months from his 81st birthday, will ever understand online media.

I think that I have a tendency in a couple of my earlier books to have a female doubter, who casts a certain light on the male issues.

The story, which captures the sort of radical innocence that only a cynic and doubter can create, is about a cuckolded simpleton who refuses to suspect his wife, despite her slew of bastards, until she is dying and confesses all.