Sentence examples for extend doubt from inspiring English sources

Descartes thinks this misses the point of the method: namely, to extend doubt universally to candidates for Knowledge, but not also to the very tools for founding Knowledge.

That paragraph -- extending doubt on 9/11 to all previous contacts -- put the story on front pages.

And yet it is difficult to suppress doubts about how far the gallant's power actually extends, doubts which go to the heart of America's diplomacy after the cold war.

"On all three of those areas Putin holds tremendous doubts, and we have extended those doubts".

But then the immediate political benefits to Republicans become much more uncertain as well, since they would still be playing the "bad cop" role in a policy debate that would no doubt extend for many years after the initial bill were passed.

The president's proposal to exempt common stock dividends from taxation will no doubt extend to preferred dividends and should be a great boost for this market.

He says about the first two on this list (and would no doubt extend the comment to the others): "If some one accepts these notions outright for such use, I am at a loss to imagine what he can have deemed more in need of clarification and analysis than the things he has thus accepted" (1981, 184).

The problem is our refusal to extend that reasonable doubt to cases where the victim is black.

In retrospect, Mr. Ford and current State Department officials say, its bureau should have extended its doubts about others' assessments of Iraq's nuclear program to the issue of chemical and biological weapons.

Strikingly, the rabbinate's doubts extend even to Orthodox rabbis in America.

His doubts now extend even to the identification of his daughter's body; among the many large issues facing the officials dealing with the Chihuahua feminicides, perhaps none is more confounding than the question of why they have, on several occasions, turned over to a grieving family what appears to have been the wrong body.