I welcome that scrutiny — uncomfortable as it may be, it comes with the privilege of my job — especially if it is driven by skepticism rather than cynicism.
Driven by skepticism after government tests repeatedly declared the lake water safe to drink and local fish edible, marine biologist Alexandra Morton traveled to ground zero of the accident with her own sample kit and research equipment.
This belief in natural law drove their skepticism of miracles.
We should reach out to the latter group, find out their questions, learn what drives their skepticism and provide them with the information they need to fully consider the issue.
Unlike other racially driven stories, the skepticism isn't just coming from the white side.
The approval was good news for Fox, given a certain amount of Web-driven skepticism that has been swirling around the new movie's eco-friendly themes.
Part of his current skepticism is driven by his experience with those banner ads.
This skepticism has driven the success of Carlson's show, "Tucker Carlson Tonight," on Fox News, which will now become the cornerstone of the network's prime-time lineup.
Rice's proposal suggests a shift in the administration's initially cautious view of military action in Libya, driven in part by skepticism that a no-fly zone could prove decisive in helping the Libyan rebels.
They'll tell you that because that's what my wife and I told them when they, apparently driven by a healthy skepticism, asked us.
At the weakest ones, governance is messy, procedurally driven, and breeds a healthy skepticism about motivation, ideology, and outcomes.
