Sentence examples for general skepticism from inspiring English sources

Several non-physician respondents thought that physicians were more skeptical of survey data than other staff, but in general skepticism was viewed as a personality rather than a generic professional issue.

First, a skeptic might well reject Premise (1) on the ground of a general skepticism about memory (Allison 1983: 306 7).

There's a kinda general skepticism, I agree, about institutions.

To some extent, these findings reflect general skepticism about government programs.

In a sense, the inspector general merely gave an official imprimatur to the general skepticism.

Convictions such as these inspire in him a general skepticism of efforts to redress gender inequality.

When timetables slipped and the budgets grew, again and again, a general skepticism took hold about reconstruction efforts.

"I think there was general skepticism about how long this love fest will go on," said one professor.

As if to emphasize the generals' skepticism, the army took busloads of journalists up a corkscrew road to an army post and pointed out the place on a heavily forested mountainside where six militants had been spotted trying to sneak into Jammu on Sunday morning.

There has been in general some skepticism in the United States about how common flat and depressed lesions are and how important they are.

Thus we see that in general, the skeptical theist's skepticism is of a very high degree concerning its target: our ability to have knowledge of the kinds of possibilities – especially moral possibilities – required to get the argument from evil started.