Sentence examples for deeply sceptical of from inspiring English sources

In Vietnam though, which is deeply sceptical of China's ambitions, Mr Modi finds an open door.

Yet many are deeply sceptical of the tycoon's claim to be an independent force.

She is deeply sceptical of large charitable organisations and government "streamlining".

The Palestinian diaspora has always been deeply sceptical of the Oslo peace process, believing that it betrays their profoundest hopes.

Unlike Japanese companies such as Sony, however, Canon has remained deeply sceptical of Anglo-Saxon models of corporate governance.

Iranian hardliners are deeply sceptical of British politics and have long accused London of interfering in Tehran's internal affairs.

His play may have a traditional structure (it's a long time since I've seen a curtain shoot up and down so many times), but it's a deeply sceptical piece of work: very funny but not a jaunty comedy.

However, Rauf's family in Birmingham are known to be deeply sceptical, and some of his associates believe he may already have been dead for some time.

The BBC's Jim Muir in neighbouring Lebanon says Mr Jamil's comments are bound to be dismissed by the Syrian opposition, which is deeply sceptical about talk of reform and democracy from government sources.

The latest polling suggests 'we the people' might more accurately be described as 'we the coalition of the seriously unwilling and deeply sceptical', 'we the weary of foreign battlefields and domestic ones created by a politics of obstruction and paralysis from Congress'.

Americans and Britons are deeply sceptical about the idea of arming Syria's rebels and the possibility of sending western troops into the country, according to a bilateral poll.