Sentence examples for displayed skepticism from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Mr. Pickering has displayed skepticism toward cases involving civil rights and expressed doubts about well-settled principles like one person one vote.

The Supreme Court's conservative wing displayed skepticism about federal voting rights legislation when it struck down a key section of the landmark Voting Rights Act in 2013, so there are high stakes for the lawsuits in Ohio, North Carolina and elsewhere.

In the presence of deep mutual mistrust there will always be those who display skepticism about the feasibility of any negotiated outcome.

When Jack displays skepticism about Holli and the idea, Holli abandons him to search for the spike on her own.

It seemed to me that Levy's article displayed some skepticism toward those who would like to see ayahuasca taken seriously by the scientific community.

But the court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has displayed deep skepticism toward such challenges, most notably on the subject of abortion, on the grounds that they require courts to step outside a limited role of resolving concrete disputes brought by parties with actual injuries.

These are only a few policies of his administration that displayed a skepticism, if not hostility, to the idea of scientific truths.

He then responded to a question about the impact of corporate tax cuts on investment, again displaying some skepticism.

The movie displays thoroughgoing skepticism toward authority, toward officialdom, toward those in power at all levels, from the local L.A.P.D. captain (Paul Gleason) to the F.B.I., whose takeover of the mission is greeted as sneeringly by McClane ("The feds?") as it would have been by Ronald Reagan himself.

Those who support the evidential value of the experiences will argue that the naturalistic explanations that have been offered are not adequate, that they display excessive skepticism towards well-confirmed accounts, and are in many instances highly speculative.

In either case, Stiglitz displays no skepticism about Brown's sudden, and startling, epiphany -- or indeed that he was somehow far more advanced than others in power.