Sentence examples for collective skepticism from inspiring English sources
The collective skepticism about her innocence and shock over the verdict all but guarantees that the case will remain fodder for tabloids and traditional media alike.
Behind the less than enthusiastic embrace is a collective skepticism in the tech industry about Clinton's pro-innovation credentials.
More characteristic, including of Costello himself at his best, was a critical intensity, a ruthless and creative anatomy of problems, individual and collective, coupled with skepticism about the possibility of solutions.
IF a collective grumble of skepticism could be heard rising from the kitchens of East Harlem lately, that's because some members of the neighborhood's Mexican-American community have felt gastronomically under siege.
Democrats in Congress, state officials, and Debt Collective have all expressed skepticism that selling Corinthian's campuses is in the best interest of students.
Skepticism continues to haunt the airline group even while the XAL collective is making a confident push higher.
The wife of a movie star starting a Rwandan coffee collective seems like a story line ripe for satire, or at least fertile grounds for skepticism.
Nowadays, climate skepticism has mercifully been driven (mostly) to the fringes of discussions of global warming, but collective action on the issue may not happen until the US shoulders responsibility and announces an actual strategy.
And his pension plan ran into immediate resistance from labor leaders and skepticism from Democrats — particularly the notion that these kinds of cutbacks should take place outside the collective bargaining system.
