Sentence examples for as scepticism from inspiring English sources

This antagonism can be viewed in positive terms as scepticism, a journalistic virtue.

As scepticism towards Europe increases, there are also expectations that Europe should be helping us to get rid of lawlessness, corruption, insecurity and poverty.

Opponents of the EU are labelled as "Eurosceptic", which suits them, as scepticism is something the British public broadly approves of much more than enthusiasm.

Students from Amir Kabir University expressed strong support for Rouhani – as well as scepticism about whether the vote would change much.

Graeme Souness was charged by the Football Association with bringing the game into disrepute yesterday, though that is the least of the Newcastle manager's problems as scepticism about his management mounts on Tyneside.

But don't interpret such modest stakes as scepticism – the-72-year-old American has made it his life's work to listen for life beyond Earth, and, according to the man himself, just isn't the sort to bet a Maserati.

It could be ready in two years, he said.Locally, this news was greeted with as much scepticism as hope.

Ali's mumblings on Wednesday about imminent retirement invited as much scepticism as his demands 24 hours later that the purse for his next appearance should be $25m.

In opinion polls before the vote, there was as much scepticism about its policy manifesto as there was about the LDP's.

And English being the program's primary language may deter many Germans, as could scepticism about the new M.Sc.

However, the partial picture afforded by routine data means that there are considerable challenges to achieving a learning healthcare system, 6 and these may explain why 'big data' seems to have attracted as much scepticism as enthusiasm.