Sentence examples for even scepticism from inspiring English sources

There's even scepticism at the larger end of the retail market.

Sure, you might have expected surprise, even scepticism, that Obama would win such a prestigious honour barely nine months into his presidency.

So the Toulousains were in no mood for tolerance, or even scepticism (such as to how a frail man in his 60s could kill a large, healthy man some 40 years younger).

Even scepticism about the "revelation", as in this Toronto Star online report, was couched in such way as to suggest to readers it might be true: "In a rare show of restraint it's taken months for a tabloid to get the woman 'who finally slayed the bachelor dragon' pregnant.

Others argue that low turnout is an indication of apathy or even scepticism towards Europe.

Caution, or even scepticism, was a justified initial reaction from fans, but Nelms and his colleagues - including former members of the Dundee board - chose patience over rhetoric in trying to win them over.

A more recent survey, published in January, revealed even greater scepticism.

Thus China's second quarter GDP figures were greeted with even more scepticism than usual yesterday.

Even so, scepticism about shareholders' role in holding managers to account is still deep seated, says Hans Hirt, head of corporate governance at Hermes, a British fund manager with investments in Germany.Hedge funds and private-equity firms are barely tolerated.

Doctors' explanations which attributed poorly controlled pain symptoms to lifestyle factors or life events were received with or even fuelled scepticism: 'Well it was like a challenge for me…because all they did really was to tell me to lose weight, it's the menopause, and that was it…and I kept going to the GP because I knew something wasn't right.

So I approached Bryn Terfel in Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd with extreme scepticism, even suspicion.