Sentence examples for are skepticism from inspiring English sources
noun
The practice or philosophy of being a skeptic.
If successful, they would avoid the problems facing each of those extremes which, as we saw above, are skepticism about Latin American philosophy (in strong universalism) and ungrounded assumptions (in strong distinctivism).
Among their reasons are skepticism that the federal government will uphold its promise to provide near-total funding for the expansion, despite assurances from the White House.
Acts that are "faith-based" stand a good chance of being beneficial to humanity, but not a better chance than acts that are skepticism-based--that is, grounded in an understanding of morality that does not rely on fear (or love) of divine authority (or any other kind of authority, for that matter).
Still, there is skepticism.
But there was skepticism.
Their first reaction was skepticism.
There is bound to be skepticism.
But there is skepticism, as well.
In Britain, too, there was skepticism.
Still, there is skepticism about the treatment.
