Sentence examples for few skeptical from inspiring English sources

("Implants!" charged a few skeptical members of the Twittersphere).

They didn't meet with any resistance or hostility, although they did get a few skeptical looks.

But the tone is basically adulatory, apart from a few skeptical notes sounded by ticket buyers and audience members.

Last week, amid the euphoria over Colonel Qaddafi's death, a few skeptical voices could be heard in the din of triumphant Internet messages in Arabic.

So when the Argentine chef Francis Mallmann opened a five-room hotel and restaurant there in 2003, a few skeptical eyebrows were raised.

Some might consider the kalimotxo (pronounced cal-ee-MO-cho) a guilty pleasure; I've received more than a few skeptical glances when I've ordered it at bars in New York.

The few openly skeptical of nuclear power's safety become village outcasts, losing out on promotions and backing.

Last month, coming off a brief run supporting the Jonas Brothers (they share a management team), Ms. James opened for the rising pop-rock band the Honor Society at the Gramercy Theater, trying to win over a few hundred skeptical teenage girls.

With a few traditionally skeptical exceptions, the media mood – online and off – is one of satisfaction for a job well done.

Or a moral realist may pursue a "partners in innocence" strategy: drawing attention to other kinds of seemingly "objective normativity"—e.g., epistemological normativity or logical normativity observing that few harbor skeptical doubts about there being facts concerning, say, what one ought to believe (given other beliefs) or what one ought to deduce (given certain premises).

(Few were as skeptical of the afterlife as he).