Sentence examples for immediate skepticism from inspiring English sources

There was immediate skepticism that Benedict, as archbishop, would not have known of the details of the case.

Their histories are so compromised and drug testing is so deficient that any spectacular performances bring immediate skepticism.

'In the Hearts Of All Arabic People' Such is the pervasive suspicion about performance-enhancing drugs in track and field that any great performance brings immediate skepticism.

But with no precise cost estimate included in the report, the plans attracted immediate skepticism from the transportation authority, which said in a statement, "We don't see this as an economically viable option".

Naturally, there was immediate skepticism about a 5-foot-8 guard, playing in the unpretentious Missouri Valley Conference, at least until I caught her act one night from Spokane, Wash., in a Round of 16 game against Duke.

The proposed acquisition of ARCO by BP Amoco was announced a year ago and came under immediate skepticism from antitrust officials because of the enormous consolidation in the oil industry.

The importance of transparency was publicly impressed upon Swing Left's founders within a few days of the Web site's launch: they didn't initially identify themselves anywhere on the site, and that along with the staggering, immediate response prompted skepticism in some corners of the Internet.

When the Daily Mail reported the latest in scientific research this morning -- the finding that women don't find beards attractive -- my immediate response was skepticism.

Church officials immediately expressed skepticism.

But there is plenty of room for skepticism about the immediate future of commercial brainwave technology, whatever the sector.

Skepticism about the immediate future was more pronounced: 65percentt predicted that 2013 will be a year of economic difficulty, and just a third said it will bring economic prosperity.