Sentence examples for almost skeptical from inspiring English sources

Cromwell is interestingly indifferent in matters of religion, and at times almost skeptical or near-atheist.

Early in the project, Enright-Kato recallsomeofe of the F&ES students were almost skeptical that they were qualified to make recommendations for such a critical issue.

In the end even the most skeptical reader is almost inclined to credit Alice Ann's hippie-dippy notion that she and Ralph have been together through dozens of lifetimes.

Even the most skeptical of the bunch, my own tween, was very much enjoying his almost brothers/former roommates.

The Dutch are the most skeptical.

She is almost as skeptical of designer fashion as she is of affordable fashion — criticizing the whole industry for its over-accelerated trends and lack of individuality.

And, lo and behold, Americans are almost as skeptical of military action as Britons are.

They were almost as skeptical when he tried passing it off as a robot, fountain and mixing machine.

But the justices appeared almost uniformly skeptical of imposing a requirement of statistical significance, particularly at the very outset of a case.

I'm almost as skeptical of that as I am of the supposed corollary — that it's automatically wrong for an Islamic institution to locate itself in the vicinity of Ground Zero.

Military experts seem to be almost universally skeptical of the idea of trying to kill bin Laden through an airborne assault, or by sending troops into Afghanistan — especially after the heavy snows begin to fall, in late November or early December.