Sentence examples for Although sceptical from inspiring English sources

Although sceptical, perhaps even cynical, at first, I have taken part in an extensive training programme on coaching led by my school's lead performance coach.

Although sceptical about finding a great purpose in life, Skidelsky has found one: there is beauty, perfection, challenge and inspiration in the Swiss tennis genius's game.

Although sceptical at first, he took the school's introductory sales class and quickly got hooked.

Although sceptical of Albarn's new manifesto for Blur, Balfe gave assent for the band's choice of Andy Partridge (of XTC) to produce their follow-up to Leisure.

Although sceptical, Harry sends Lucas to Kachimov to learn which cable the submarine will attack so Malcolm can launch a counterattack.

Penny, although sceptical about "blockbuster" exhibitions, presided over the National Gallery's biggest-ever hit show, Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan, and last year saw the gallery reach record attendances.

The winter blues, it seems, are simply not in their psychological phrase book and although initially sceptical of such assertions, after three days here I am inclined to believe them.

Although initially sceptical, GB coach and former pilot Lee Johnston has also been impressed with Pickering's progress.

In 1968, a team of scientists at Eli Lilly, although initially sceptical, confirmed the finding.

Although initially sceptical of the Theory of Acquired Characteristics proposed by Jean Baptiste de Lamarck (1744 1829), Darwin gradually came to accept the idea [ 30].

In this way, many aspects of Montaigne's thinking can be considered as sceptical, although they were not used for the sake of scepticism.