Sentence examples for a less skeptical from inspiring English sources

If you believe this "Saul on the road to Damascus story," then you are a less skeptical person than I am.

A less skeptical B&B recruit-not a board member but a well-chosen piece of window dressing-was Wes Watkins, a ten-term United States congressman from Oklahoma who had met Bradley during an airplane trip to Washington.

Or, to take a less skeptical tack, Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Knowles simply want to express their love for their daughters and are using social media to do so because they are powerful figures in that space.

It would be possible to take a less skeptical view of this well-timed request if Mr. Bush's budget priorities -- driven by unwarranted tax cuts -- had not trickled all the way down to local budgets and gutted, for instance, spending on libraries.

The position of the NBA, most notably during the lockout, has been that the economic structure of the game made it difficult for smaller-market teams to make money, there were many who were skeptical before and this sale certainly doesn't make these critics any less skeptical.

Do you think your hiring manager will be any less skeptical?

At the same time, there is a tendency to be less critical of information that one wants to be true, which may have contributed to a lot of non-religious people being a bit less skeptical of this particular piece of evidence than they otherwise would have been.

Back when many of these properties began, we were, as a group, less skeptical, for the simple reason that it was a lot harder to communicate that skepticism.

But what if, in these circumstances, a slightly less skeptical Scottish electorate voted to stay in?

At any rate, I'm a little less skeptical now about upsampling quality and video enhancement.

And since my debut novel wound up going into six printings in hardcover, people became a little less skeptical.