Sentence examples for seriously skepticism from inspiring English sources

This is significant because it explains why Malebranche refuses to take some forms of skepticism seriously: skepticism with respect to things perceived through clear and distinct perceptions is simply perverse, for it violates norms to which reason demands adherence (Lennon 2000, 19).

Some Reddit users may have been motivated by an intense devotion to Satoshi's cryptocurrency, but, rather than taking their skepticism seriously, many media outlets pounced instead on the story of their "rage," scouring the site for examples of death threats, violence, or outright lunacy, which were then published with much fanfare.

Such an account is not so seriously threatened by skepticism.

They assume that since those who take skepticism seriously must deny anyone knowledge, then everyone, regardless of context, should deny anyone knowledge.

"We take this claim very seriously, but with increasing skepticism," Jonathan Benedict, the lead prosecutor, said in a statement.

While he recognizes that the demands of scientia are too stringent for the new, experimental science, Locke does not seriously entertain a radical skepticism, finding "a very manifest difference between dreaming of being in the Fire, and being actually in it".

Scientists take peer review seriously and welcome serious skepticism and scrutiny.

There is a very simple reason for this: Malebranche refuses to take seriously some of the more radical forms of skepticism.

Taking a negative stand on theism or a positive stand on moral skepticism should not prevent one from taking seriously theological voluntarism as a philosophical position.

But a senior State Department official said there was some skepticism that the Iraqis were taking these concerns seriously.

These facts don't prove causality and they shouldn't end skepticism, but they raise the bar: to be considered seriously, an alternative explanation must match the data at least as well as carbon dioxide does.