Sentence examples for appropriately skeptical from inspiring English sources

Borjas is appropriately skeptical of economic claims.

Senators have been appropriately skeptical of his plea for delay.

But, he said, "The tone and the actual words were appropriately skeptical".

Quinter is appropriately skeptical of this explanation — "I doubt that," he said.

My view is that, in the immediate run-up to the I.P.O., the paper provided some appropriately skeptical coverage.

Mr. Purdy told me last week that he still believes "we remained appropriately skeptical of Nifong's case throughout".

The student who appropriately suffers skeptical doubt about her living on Elm St. manifests no change in behavior, signaling that her current doubts are transitory.

But many undergraduates, encountering the towering stupidity of college radicalism, tenured and otherwise, chose to be conservative, where conservative meant deferential to the past, appropriately awed by greatness, calm, courteous, skeptical and cautious.

The commission invited some leading experts on financial reform, individually and collectively with a great deal of practical experience – and skeptical of big banks' ability to manage their risk-taking appropriately.

Appropriately dressed?

* Dress appropriately.