6 Conflicting Views on Iraq The world is responding to the Bush administration's verbal war against Iraq with statements that contain more skepticism and disapproval than support.
You can regard it with cool, self-contained skepticism or embrace it with heedless ardor.
It contained flashes of visceral skepticism about the testimony of key government officials, noted that key questions remained unanswered, and allowed for the possibility that some security officials had covertly helped Bin Laden.
Soon after, I received the first of several messages from Times reporters expressing similar views, their tone ranging from studied skepticism to barely contained outrage.
Clinton forwarded several of the memos to top State Department aides for review, but she and her colleagues expressed skepticism that the memos contained accurate information -- and they sometimes didn't.
It has been suggested that the new philosophy of nature that emerged from the rise of Skepticism following the Condemnations, contained "the seeds from which modern science could arise in the early seventeenth century".
To view with skepticism the idea of the self as contained and describable has become a hallmark of postmodern sophistication.
The army also contained substantial numbers of soldiers of Buddhist backgrounds, thus heightening skepticism that they would have attacked the pagodas and monks in such a violent manner.
Market valuation contains a measure of skepticism that it maintains new product momentum, that the iPhone and iPad hold primacy as a bunch of me-too products are fielded by competition.
David Capper, a co-inventor of Hitclips, said that Tiger Electronics initially encountered skepticism from record company executives, who were alarmed that the chips, which contained one-minute loops of popular songs, could possibly erode album sales.
The public has also expressed skepticism about the Fed, which had assured investors earlier this year that the subprime crisis was contained.
