Sentence examples similar to interpretation of doubt from inspiring English sources

It is not clear to what extent Descartes would have agreed with that interpretation of methodic doubt.

Arnauld also gave a distinctive interpretation of Descartes' method of doubt.

A witness who blurts out something about government failings or the threat of global warming could plant a seed of alternative interpretation — or doubt — in the minds of jurors.

The first author extracted all data and conferred with the third author in case of doubt about interpretation or recording of a specific result; this was the case with 20 reviews.

One interpretation of this, which we doubt, is that such over-reporting of APP may reflect that people with a chronic disease have a lower threshold for being troubled by exposures of daily pollution compared to healthy people.

The judge's novel interpretation of this statute will no doubt be rigorously tested if the case goes to appeal – as, given the potential magnitude of the issue, it certainly should.

We see no reason to doubt the interpretation of the Act, or any reason why the fact that a business is unlawful should exempt it from paying the taxes that if lawful it would have to pay.

I.R.S. Advice The I.R.S.'s pamphlets, like the one for business use of your home, are widely considered to be accurate statements of the law, or, if there is any doubt about interpretation, of the I.R.S. position on the law.

It leaves the reader doubting their interpretation of events.

Fidgety, motor-mouthed and unfettered by obvious shades of self-doubt, his interpretation of what it means to be not just a footballer but an incredibly famous and wealthy one has been a furiously scattergun affair.

Some residents said they doubted this interpretation of events.