Sentence examples for Skeptical gaze from inspiring English sources
But he also stood apart, and directed his skeptical gaze even on his own positions, and even on the things to which he was most loyal.
Five years ago, McConnell set a skeptical gaze on Paul, an ophthalmologist who ran as one of the first tea party candidates for Senate.
It's the inclusion of intellectual property that's a major point of contention for those looking at the bill's broad language with a skeptical gaze.
(The scene in which Moreau and Bosè terrify the young Gérard Depardieu with their skeptical gazes is exquisite comedy).
The new series, "Glee," a high school musical that casts both a skeptical eye and a dreamy gaze on the world of competitive show choirs, will have its debut on Tuesday in one of the most coveted time slots on television: after the final performance episode of "American Idol".
And no one has seen into Duchamp's skeptical heart with the penetrating gaze of McEvilley.
In towns such as Glasgow, Virginia, in the southwestern part of the state, Clinton will try to win over skeptical voters like Crystal Roberts, 37. Gazing around the community of Buena Vista, where she was visiting a hair salon alongside boarded-up businesses, Roberts said the area was suffering.
His gaze is examining, and he occasionally looks at people askance, which makes him appear skeptical.
