Sentence examples for believed sceptical from inspiring English sources

I've always believed sceptical,'' he said.

CSKA fans, if the various message boards are to be believed, seem generally sceptical, remembering the dark days of his lusophone predecessor Artur Jorge.

He believed that the sceptical inquirer is dubious of five claims regarding religion: "1. that God exists; 2. that he is a person; 3. that our ultimate moral principles are derived from God; 4. that faith in God will provide eternal salvation; and 5. that one cannot be good without belief in God".

The book, the product of 15 years research, contains no directly relevant material on Iraq - but Mr Cohen is an enthusiastic supporter of invasion, whereas the US's senior generals are believed to be extremely sceptical.

Despite the weakness of the courts, many sceptical analysts believed Ishaq must also have enjoyed the patronage of Pakistan's intelligence apparatus, which has long had murky dealings with militant groups, some of whom were used to further the country's regional ambitions.

Colleagues believed that he was sceptical of modern technology and thought his outlook to be limiting.

The governing bodies are sceptical, believing they will prefer simply to buy Sky's own channels at a cheaper price.

Others are sceptical believing that given the nature both of rights and of children it is wrong to think of children as right-holders.

The two subjects who declared they did not believe or were sceptical about the fact that the OP was a real player were excluded from the analysis.

"I no longer believed anything after all these promises," noted the increasingly sceptical Che.

Perhaps the owners belonging to the originally placebo group were more sceptical since a majority of them had earlier believed that their dogs had received gold implantation, and now reported more cautious results [ 10].