Sentence examples for is rather sceptical from inspiring English sources

Mr Buiter is rather sceptical about this argument.

The unions were rather sceptical about free trade.

However, some authors are rather sceptical about the contribution of WEEE re-use schemes to improve resource efficiency.

But it was big news, and many scientists were rather sceptical.

He was rather sceptical of big business (not least because of his concern for workers' rights).

THE ECONOMIST has long been rather sceptical about the utility of the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation Co-operation

In the past, I have been rather sceptical about feel-good phrases like "the creative economy".

There have been suggestions that the trouble was initiated by a single fan, but I am rather sceptical of that.

I was rather sceptical about this, as she was notoriously careful of her personal health and safety.

"He used to be rather sceptical about the word British and the way it linked to ideas of loyalism.

And some atheists have been rather sceptical; there have been secularist gatherings in London since the 19th century, if not earlier.