Sentence examples for a skeptical reader from inspiring English sources
It is not a litany that would inspire confidence in a skeptical reader.
Are you a skeptical reader or do you generally believe what you read?
And a skeptical reader may conclude that foreign policy is a field so messed up no one can manage it.
Even a skeptical reader might take a minute to notice that the date on the paper was July 4 , 2009
A skeptical reader might ask, "If this is true, why does the government bother with taxes at all, since they don't need the money".
But a skeptical reader might object that the process of creating global health technology standards is impractical, involving too many challenges and unknowns.
A more skeptical reader would see Lutnick as too interested in P.R. handlers, and too quick to portray past and present rivals or naysayers as "not good people" or even "jerks".
"Even if you are gullible enough to entrust your most personal information to that company, how can you be sure some evil-minded hackers don't steal your data?" says a typically skeptical reader on the blog TechCrunch.
Despite some lapses into rock-critic-speak and the unauthorized biographer's curse of leaning on too many secondary sources, Goodman makes a decent case — to this skeptical reader, anyway — for Cat Power's musical significance.
From time to time, however, the third-person narrative is interrupted by lively conversations between the aging Wells, looking back on his life from his London lodgings toward the end of World War II, and a probing internal "second voice" that could be Lodge or might be a stand-in for the skeptical reader.
This may all sound a bit alarmist, prompting the skeptical reader to quote crime novelist James M. Cain, who responded to concerns that Hollywood had ruined his novels by saying, "They haven't done anything to my books.
