The children, participants in the nonprofit program that teaches life through art, African-American boys from the rough northeast section of D.C., watched the large man with heavy skepticism.
The backdrop has been fairly rocky on a fundamental basis, but technical levels of support combined with a backdrop of heavy skepticism and a large "short trade" have helped the market stay afloat.
The complaints of the plaintiffs in the current Student for Fair Admission (SFFA) v. Harvard case relate to a larger problem: skepticism about the honesty, integrity, and legality of higher education institutions setting their own admission policies.
For everyone else, a large dose of skepticism is in order.
At those prices, dinner is garnished with a large dusting of skepticism.
Dr. Hoos urged national decision makers to take such assessments "with a large measure of skepticism lest they lead us to regrettable, if not disastrous, conclusions".
Even those who regard the merger of exceptionally large corporations with skepticism must, as a practical matter, find a way to express their concern objectively, predictably, and in a manner consistent with the rule of law.
It was a telling reminder that consumers, besieged by drug promotion ads on television and in print media, need to take what they see, hear and read with a very large grain of skepticism.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos followed the announcement with a nationally televised address, summarizing the deal's main points for a Colombian public that retains a large measure of skepticism and confusion about the agreement.
Though DID has been listed in psychiatry's "Bible," the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, since 1994 (and was recognized as "multiple personality disorder" for a decade and a half before that), there is still a large amount of skepticism about the diagnosis among experts and patients alike.
