Sentence examples for Hint of skepticism from inspiring English sources

"Well, you can sign me up for raspberries in November," the chef said with some excitement, and perhaps a hint of skepticism.

On Wednesday, France, which has taken a hard line toward Iran and its nuclear program, also appeared to accept the American accusations without a hint of skepticism.

One of his eyebrows tilts a little higher than the other, animating his stoical features with a hint of skepticism, or perhaps surprise.

A hint of skepticism flutters in via television news reports hyperventilating about the presence of naked people at the museum — performers recreating some of Ms. Abramovic's earlier pieces — but the filmmakers are disinclined to seek out critical voices or to dig too deeply into the thorny issues of sex, violence and identity raised by her work.

At the same time, tons of conservatives flock to Fox News and absorb almost everything said without a hint of skepticism.

Baudelaire's paradox led to a split in two directions: the giving up gave way to modernism and Postmodernism while the hope paved the way for artists like the Postromantics, though it is a hope that carries a hint of skepticism.

But Baker, who is expected to conclude the inquest in the spring, gave a hint of his skepticism.

Steinman wrote a sixteen-hundred-word piece for his magazine, Edible Hudson Valley, giving no hint of his skepticism, even though, as he told me, "I couldn't in good conscience tell an editor, 'This is real.' I think it's sort of a J. T. LeRoy thing".

In "The Bloodless Revolution," his suggestive, wide-ranging study of the history of vegetarianism, healthy dollops of skepticism and irony counter hints of the author's advocacy and allegiance.

Mr. Slocum's hint at skepticism is being felt by other Mueller residents and members of nearby communities.

He met lots of skepticism.