"feeling skeptical" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it whenever you want to express doubt or skepticism about something. For example, "I was feeling skeptical about her story, since it seemed too good to be true."
Still, I was feeling skeptical.
During those years her character, the F.B.I. agent Dana Scully, has gone from feeling skeptical about the existence of aliens to being abducted by aliens.
Maybe you're feeling skeptical - surely data has always been a cornerstone of our lives or at least its explosion isn't as recent as all that?
(The principle makes an appearance in (1905), but the view behind the principle is worked out in (1910) and (1912).) Russell thought that we are acquainted only with our occurrent sense data and universals (and he sometimes included the self, when he wasn't feeling skeptical of awareness of the self as an entity).
At first, I was feeling skeptical and wondered if the demo had actually been engineered to make it easier for me to go through, but after trying to trick the sensors for a bit and getting stuck in the demo, I realized that I perhaps have gotten a bit too jaded/paranoid for a 22-year-old tech reporter.
Unsurprisingly, the roundtable has some feeling skeptical.
If you're feeling particularly skeptical, you should pay attention to "the margin of error" on a poll.
I don't know, I guess I just woke up feeling extra skeptical today.
They look to be feeling less skeptical in general about small cap stocks so they sold out of the Short Russell2000 ProShares, an ETF that moves inversely to the Russell 2000.
One cannot blame Muslims for feeling a little skeptical when confronted with the eight-year reality of the Bush administration's unilateral invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan, belligerent rhetoric towards Muslim countries, and the continued scapegoating and profiling of many Muslim Americans as Manchurian candidates and potential undercover jihadists.
Today's news conference was a milestone of sorts, although it also underscored the gulf between the government and its critics both in and outside China who remain at least somewhat skeptical, feeling that the government has been far too slow in confronting a burgeoning AIDS problem.
