Sentence examples for becomes sceptical from inspiring English sources

Anyone who follows the pronouncements of drilling companies quickly becomes sceptical.

Voters have become sceptical of slogans.

Based on the charges laid out in the indictment, though, even liberals quickly became sceptical.

"In these situations I think people become sceptical when it's kept in-house a little bit.

"I paid by cheque, but after speaking to the family became sceptical of the benefits so cancelled within seven days.

Since 2015, it has been ever clearer that all three "parents" of the project have become sceptical of the Euston decision.

If anything, they seem to be receiving more and more kudos as people become sceptical of the hype surrounding the Hirst generation.

In July Sealed Air's share price plunged from $40 to $14.Until recently, the mood in the markets had become sceptical about the prospects of any firm with the slightest exposure to asbestos litigation reaching any solution short of bankruptcy.

Merkel has also become sceptical about the carbon trading and auctioning system that is the heart of the EU's climate change package being argued over last night because it could hurt German industrial competitiveness and cost jobs.

Or you might have become sceptical of the awards season, and chosen to boycott all artistic work that you suspect has been made purely to appeal to academy voters.

At the other end of the spectrum, the Thai government, which originally asked Suwilai to research a programme, became sceptical of her approach once Arabic script was introduced to the curriculum.