Sentence examples for generalized doubt from inspiring English sources

The deep qualms of America's allies in the Middle East are rooted in three things, said Robert M. Danin, a former State Department official who worked in the region: genuine fear of Iran, frustration that the United States has not consulted them adequately, and a more generalized doubt that Washington can be counted on to safeguard their interests.

This difficulty is further complicated by the generalized doubts in identifying the paint media used in Roman polychrome sculpture, allowing for the hypothesis that the reason some chemical analyses of Roman wall paintings have not detected any organic binder is not due to their execution in fresco, but to the difficulty in accurately identifying the original paint medium.

This unequivocal identification with the F-word is without a doubt a generalized manifestation of my privilege - white, middle-class, cisgender women have never been locked out of and have historically and currently control mainstream feminism.

It is rather a communal ritual of generalized faith, not without fear or doubt, and a metaphor for the spirit leaving the flesh behind.

This finding clearly casts doubt on the role of generalized immune modulation as an explanation for pregnancy's effect on listeriosis susceptibility, at least in mice.

We therefore doubt that exclusive use of generalized transcription kinetics as described here and in [ 29]) are sufficient for a realistic, quantitative model of the Endomesoderm Network.

All of these observations cast doubt on the idea that a generalized nematodontous peristome, homologous between Tetraphidopsida and Polytrichopsida, is plesiomorphic to the arthodontous peristome.

It's a generalized term.

The choreography was attractive but generalized.

They also had generalized muscle pain.

And one is a generalized conspiracy count.