Sentence examples for a rather skeptical from inspiring English sources

In 1949 the veteran British critic Richard Capell took a rather skeptical stance toward the claims of the "original versions" and cautioned that the revised versions were "the versions performed in the composer's lifetime, presumably with his acceptance".

I must say they all took a rather skeptical attitude.

One of my Czech Fellows, a rather skeptical fellow, has raised over $40,000 from individuals; he never thought that was possible in his country.

(Eventually, the Times ran a three-paragraph, rather skeptical assessment).

I'm typically rather skeptical when I see a company that tries to reimagine a well-established concept like a text editor or spreadsheet.

The high acceptance of the dance video game used in our study seems at variance with reports of elderly being rather skeptical towards using commercially available games in a hospital setting [ 58].

Perhaps, a comparison with "less ancient" folds would help (it is unclear why such a comparison is not included) but then, again, I am rather skeptical as there can be many reasons why some protein structures contain a particular metal whereas others do not.

This requires being rather skeptical about the news sources, but that's a good thing, so the sooner you get started on this track, the better.

It started in March 2010 when Health and Human Services met with "45 rather skeptical entrepreneurs," said Park, "and rather meekly put an initial pile of H.H.S. data in front of them — aggregate data on hospital quality, nursing home patient satisfaction and regional health care system performance.

While our own MG Siegler is rather skeptical about App.net's long-term potential, there seems to be a sizable contingent of users and developers who are looking for a viable alternative to Twitter (and who are willing to pay for it).

That made even the Energy Department rather skeptical about its prospects.