Sentence examples for children skeptical from inspiring English sources

Old devotees flock to see it and bring their children, skeptical new people go out of curiosity, some go to see how weird it will be, other go and sing alone, some even show up in vintage Cats merchandise.

Several children looked skeptical.

The longer I have been involved in these issues, the more sympathy I have for people who are dubious about the rules of organized medicine, worried about the health of their infant children, or skeptical about the interests of the corporations that make so many of our seeds, food, and pharmaceuticals.

It is the voice, early on, of a child — observant, skeptical and hardhearted in the way children can be.

The child looks skeptical.

The skeptical children watched as Greenfield instructed a table of children to snap their fingers, while another table rubbed their palms, while another table patted their laps and a last group of children pounded their desks.

Digital literacy, he said, should be defined as teaching children to be skeptical about sources of information online.

After 20 years of teaching children to be skeptical shoppers, Zillions magazine will print its last issue this summer.

The lawyers, stung when the governor's office said last month that their job action would "hold children hostage," are skeptical that the proposed raise will materialize soon.

Like mothers who push healthy food at skeptical children, carmakers insisted that despite the mushy-veggies taste of smaller engines and hybrid everything, Americans will learn to love gas sippers and drive them without shame.

When I arrived for the first time on a Sunday night, with my wife and two skeptical children, I'd been led to expect a sophisticated burger-and-brewski kind of place: the restaurant's answering-machine message spoke of a bar with a new wide-screen television.