Sentence examples for be highly sceptical from inspiring English sources

And we certainly need to be highly sceptical of anyone claiming that we can consciously change our epigenomes in specific ways through the power of thought.

Claudia Haider was said to be highly sceptical of Austrian pathologists' conclusions that the 58-year-old politician had consumed such a large amount of alcohol in such a short space of time.

They are highly sceptical of anyone connected to Ahmadinejad.

Surveys have shown that a majority of doctors are highly sceptical or outright opposed.

As a first reaction, we think it's illogical and we are highly sceptical about it".

Another Churchill scholar, Richard Toye at the University of Exeter, said he was "highly sceptical".

After several half-hearted operations in the past, Swatis were highly sceptical.

But other art experts are highly sceptical and contend the work is more likely to be a later copy.

I was highly sceptical about the project, but the story is the stuff of great cinema, and filming in Baku will be a very different experience.

In 1979 he was in an awkward position as a minister who was highly sceptical of the policy of devolution pursued by James Callaghan's government.

Grieve, a fluent French speaker, had been highly sceptical of questioning Britain's membership of the Council of Europe, the pan-European human rights watchdog that underpins the ECHR.