Sentence examples for Quite sceptical from inspiring English sources

"It might be quite challenging, but I'm quite sceptical," he says.

I think voters would be quite sceptical about the way this has unfolded.

And the response in the human rights community was quite sceptical initially.

Osborne says he is quite sceptical of the stagnation theory advanced by people like Larry Summers.

They are beyond children's attractions and, as a rule, they are quite sceptical.

"When this thing came up for looking at leadership through sport, I was quite sceptical about it.

I challenge George to read the science in this book and then tell us whether he is quite so sceptical as he is today.

"I'm quite a sceptical person and would only believe it if I experienced it for myself.

Rodgers went on to talk about the "total restoration of the club" he is helping oversee, and the challenge of confounding those who were "quite rightly sceptical at the start", when a 39-year-old was appointed to one of the more high-profile jobs in British football.

Um, I was probably initially quite um, sceptical, only because I've never seen it done probably, so it's more of a bias because I've never seen it.

This is a bad idea – we haven't persuaded the public that they should trust us yet, so they are quite rightly extremely sceptical.