Sentence examples for a more skeptical interpretation from inspiring English sources

A more skeptical interpretation, prevalent among some veteran Western security analysts, is that the Iranian regime simply did the bare minimum to buy time.

Though for a more skeptical reading of Maimonides, see Pines 1979.

(With few exceptions, women get a more skeptical reception).

But many historians, even those of liberal bent, took a more skeptical view.

In the philanthropy world, many people have a more skeptical view of Google's experiment.

But on the auto bailout, for instance, Goolsbee was a more skeptical voice, at least initially.

Finally, governments should adopt a more skeptical ear when confronted with business lobbying.

Nicolas Bernoulli, from the famous Swiss mathematical family, gave a more skeptical view.

A more skeptical view might have pointed up some awkward details about the Finance Committee's presentation.

For a more skeptical pop-documentary, that would have been a gold mine for material.

That Garcetti was called out for his evasiveness may indicate a more "skeptical press corps".