It is frequently claimed that the universe is indifferent to human goals and values, and therefore, Locke and Peirce, for example, doubted science's ability to discover the laws governing the humanly unobservable.
They might, for example, doubt categorical or absolute moral beliefs without doubting weaker kinds of moral beliefs.
The employer could, for example, doubt the employees' abilities and gave that as a reason for not wanting to place an extra work load on the employees' colleagues.
With a lawyer's cold eye, Dershowitz, who teaches at Harvard, rejects interpretations that soften the Bible's harshness (for example, he doubts that Abraham secretly meant to spare Isaac).
Security service leaks could start to appear in the establishment press, for example, casting doubts over Corbyn's commitment to patriotism – patriotism here meaning "hatred of Muslims".
An extreme example, no doubt, but it suggests the climate of the time.
"For example, I doubt that any of us have all the answers on issues like plural marriage.
The Post, for example, cast doubt on Iraq's aluminum tubes in a front-page story in January 2003.
The makeup, for example, no doubt reads in the last row of the Royal Opera House balcony, but on screen it mostly looks globby.
For example, I doubt that a physician who broadcast the confidential disclosures of his patients could rely on the constitutional right of free speech to protect him from professional discipline.
