Sentence examples for basic scepticism from inspiring English sources

That alone should guarantee some opposition, but there is a more basic scepticism to contend with about the poor as "welfare cheats" who can't be trusted to make decisions.

And Hume, like Hobbes, combines apparent acceptance of a basic cosmological argument with scepticism about many religious claims.

To me, these basic statistics suggest an extreme degree of scepticism needs to be applied to claims that we can't build enough houses - especially coming from developers or politicians who take money from/socialise with them.

Bishop Welby will need to use the media to tackle public scepticism about Christianity from the basics upwards, something that Dr Williams touched on in a speech a few days ago.

The theists who responded to Hobbes's empiricist scepticism concerning our idea of God had two basic options.

Kirwan [ 16] reported that lack of evidence of validity leads to two basic problems when using techniques such as FMEA: firstly, there is scepticism as to whether the techniques available have any empirical predictive validity, and secondly, technique developers and assessors get little useful feedback on how to improve the technique's predictive accuracy and precision.

These include: (i) the ability to distinguish programme content from commercials; (ii) the ability to recognise the basic intention of food advertising, which is to sell or promote their products (to distinguish selling intent) and; (iii) scepticism and awareness of biased messages related to advertised food products (to distinguish persuasive intent).

Scepticism about "Abenomics" remains.

Peoria embodies such scepticism.

Such scepticism is understandable.

There are reasons for scepticism.