Sentence examples for plain doubt from inspiring English sources

A belief that gives law enforcement the benefit of the doubt instead of just plain doubt.

They regard with dismay the progressive turn of the Western church, its willingness to rethink the fundamentals of the faith, and its apparent doubt about the plain meaning of Scripture.

It is plain beyond doubt that they were referred to on the assumption that the 1903 Act granted whatever immunity it did, not merely for testimony given before judicial bodies, but for testimony given before all the various governmental agencies that subpoena witnesses to give evidence before them on antitrust matters.

She was disappointed to get off at this unfamiliar station and not to see reappear, at once, the trees and sidewalks and houses she remembered — among them her own house, spacious but plain, no doubt with the same blistering and shabby white paint, behind its bountiful soft maple tree.

Chief Justice John Roberts made plain his doubts.

"What we have here is plain abuse, no doubt about it.

Mine ranged from a broken rib and occasional bouts of vertigo incurred in an accident to plain old religious doubt.

The wife has made her husband's feelings plain, and I doubt she would have if she weren't in partial agreement with him.

I have read the judgment of the Lockerbie court and the two appeal judgments upholding it and al-Megrahi's guilt seems plain beyond reasonable doubt.

Pictures beamed 170 million miles to Earth from the Phoenix lander atop Mars's northern polar plain erased any doubt about the presence of ice, they said.

Describing Megrahi in yesterday's Guardian as "an unrepentant mass murderer", he wrote: "I have read the judgment of the Lockerbie court and the two appeal judgments upholding it, and Megrahi's guilt seems plain beyond reasonable doubt".