Sentence examples for factual doubt from inspiring English sources

My mother, old enough that she doesn't have to worry about Rooneying, hates it when people pull out their phones the instant there's a moment of factual doubt; she thinks the value of conversation lies, sometimes, in exploring mutual ignorance.

Swimming's governing body, FINA, stepped to the defence of the Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen on Wednesday insisting there was "no factual basis" to doubts raised by an American coach about her gold medal winning performance in the 400-metre individual medley.

The court upheld Mr. Vogel's election, but its unanimous 1998 opinion said that if a court found "substantial noncompliance with statutory election procedures and also makes a factual determination that reasonable doubt exists as to whether a certified election expressed the will of the voters," it could void the election -- even in the absence of fraud or intentional wrongdoing.

Doubts about factual accuracy?

"You've got these yahoos taking videos of themselves with their guns probably, and they're clearly on a federal facility by their own admission, so that seemed like proof beyond any doubt of their factual guilt," Yin said.

Factual accuracy aside, Jerry is no doubt being emotionally honest in Dean and Me.

This case, so long and tortured and so unsatisfactory to many, seems destined to go down not just as a breathtaking miscarriage of justice, but one that raises serious doubts about Italy's ability to mete out criminal justice based on factual verification and proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

The best evidence that a conviction is unsafe is fresh evidence throwing doubt on the convicted person's factual guilt.

BBC2's factual line-up for the autumn also includes Fear Uncertainty and Doubt, a documentary series looking at political islamists and neo-conservatives in America.

The essay is almost entirely free of blatant factual finagling, with one big exception: No one doubts that poison gas was used in Syria.

Jurors should not vote for the death penalty if they entertain doubts as to the defendant's factual guilt".