Sentence examples for get sceptical from inspiring English sources

Telecoms companies had to invent reasons to use them for instance, that they could be used to call a friend to pass the time when stuck in a car during a traffic jam in order to get sceptical consumers to adopt them.

And by 2000 everyone had gotten sceptical.

Instead, Howard focused on what he was good at, which was getting sceptical drivers into the office, showing them how Uber worked and giving them a free iPhone.

But when it comes to actually helping out once in a while, you get all sceptical.

In making a pitch to get the sceptical interviewer to cast a vote at the upcoming general election, the party leader said not voting would be like going into Nando's, not putting in an order and then complaining if you were unhappy with what you were served.

But lest we get too sceptical, it's worth remembering that bureaucratic initiatives can sometimes come up with cinema gold – Terence Davies's Of Time and the City came out of a scheme to make films for Liverpool's European capital of culture year.

I've got a sceptical northern mother who swats down any nascent flights of sentiment with the rolled-up baby photo she uses as a coaster.

It's back to Chalet Flo for our afternoon coaching session with Anthony and I'm getting less sceptical about "la psychologie".

With the talks now in their 30th round and attacks by the rebels continuing - unlike during previous negotiations the two sides have not signed a ceasefire - Colombians are getting increasingly sceptical about the president's ambitious timetable.

I was getting very sceptical looks from people and my pals in Cambridge: 'Tim's gone off his rocker'.

Now it's become cut and dried and decisive, so the more certain they get the more sceptical I become.