Sentence examples for into skepticism from inspiring English sources

The Oracle defense is hoping to turn Judge Walker's curiosity into skepticism and doubt.

By June, when the national unemployment rate climbed toward ten per cent, doubts about the President's stimulus program had hardened into skepticism.

Kinney's own fandom seems to have lapsed a bit into skepticism, yet he never mocks the continued devotion of those who still believe.

Mr. Pataki's plan to lean more heavily than ever on gambling revenue has run into skepticism from some influential lawmakers and from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

PARIS — The German proposal to establish a European monetary fund ran into skepticism at home and abroad Tuesday, highlighting the political and legal hurdles that such an undertaking would face.

But that awe, said the broker, Chris Havens, the chief executive of Creative Real Estate Group in Brooklyn, quickly dissolved into skepticism as the financial realities of the World War I-era building became clear.

Mr. Loeb said his personal experience also played into his skepticism.

The discussion provided an interesting look into the skepticism and struggle the three women faced in persuading their fellow Googlers to try something new.

That image only fed into the skepticism around what some of Sampras's peers are referring to as his "so-called injury".

"It's clear that the amount of good faith the government enjoyed has been turned into large skepticism and distrust," said Pedro C. Magalhães, a professor of politics at the University of Lisbon.

As the campaign for this year's election got under way, the team behind "Uhuruto" — a popular label for the Uhuru Kenyatta-William Ruto ticket — cleverly tapped into this skepticism and a deep well of anti-British, anti-Western sentiment.