Sentence examples for considered skeptical from inspiring English sources

Graham has long been considered skeptical about the wisdom of introducing a paywall, according to company managers and executives.

Barnes declined to be considered, skeptical of the chances of defeating Voorhis.

With the historically leftist Labor Party in a weak position, Labor chief Ehud Barak has been pressing a hawkish line and is considered skeptical of the U.S.-backed peace talks.

He immediately made his mark by ceding the power to set interest rates to the Bank of England, and in October 1997 he announced a set of five key economic tests that would have to be met before Britain adopted the euro (he was generally considered more skeptical than Blair regarding Britain's joining the euro).

"Consider us skeptical," Rick Summer, a senior equity analyst at Morningstar, wrote in a report after the numbers were made public.

But I don't consider myself skeptical about relationships or marriage.

Benedict is considered to be skeptical of stagecraft, with deep concerns about whether true dialogue is possible with a faith as decentralized as Islam.

Collaboratively written by leading scholars from Europe and North America, the book considers climate skeptical-texts as literature, teasing out differences and challenging stereotypes as a way of overcoming partisan political paralysis on the most important cultural debate of our time.

The former Afghan president, Burhanuddin Rabbani, 61, heads a faction in the alliance that is considered older and more skeptical of the West.

The campaign, in a nation that has had more than 60 governments since World War II, has been considered lackluster, with voters skeptical of change no matter who wins at a time of economic trouble and political stagnation.

Plato never considers the global skeptical challenge.