Sentence examples for level of skeptical from inspiring English sources
Despite Henry's strong aversion to skepticism, and despite his arguments against it, the most important practical effect of the Condemnation of 1277 was to introduce an entirely new level of skeptical doubt.
"This is a use of strict scrutiny" -- normally the most skeptical level of judicial review -- "which is extremely deferential," said Professor Schuck.
Even before the market crashed in October, big investors were nervous about the high level of the market and skeptical that they could continue to wring high returns from a stock market that had much more than doubled in five years.
When I saw that TPM had called the Conway-Rand confrontation the "nastiest debate of 2010" (distilled in "164 brutal seconds" of video), I was, I'll admit, a little skeptical: the level of the nastiness competition has been so very high this year, from Connecticut to Nevada.
Dan Gerstein, a spokesman for Mr. Lieberman, said that he was skeptical of the level of support that Mrs. Clinton was offering, calling it typical of the "partisan playbook".
But many consumers still don't see the need for mobile banking, and many also are skeptical of the level of security around banking with their phone, the survey found.
There is a Baathist behind every bush". Several participants in the interview described Hayden as dismayed by the startling level of violence in the country but skeptical of the ability of Iraqi forces -- either the military or the police -- to do anything about it.
A huge number of followers may raise one's "e-cred," but some may be skeptical of the level of influence it has in terms of market saturation for the celebrity's product.
(Graphic courtesy of Skeptical Science).
However, many people remain skeptical or anxious about this level of connectivity.
