Sentence examples for make me sceptical from inspiring English sources

Slowly, Wright's mature character formed itself: "At the age of 12 I had an attitude toward life that was to endure, that was to make me sceptical of everything while seeking everything, tolerant of all and yet critical".

But my own experience makes me sceptical.

'We got so many quotes from big newspapers it made me sceptical,' she says.

That is a democratic preference, and in the context of the European Union that makes me sceptical about deep economic and political integration as proposed by leading pro-Europeans.

It is Bush's conversion from isolationism that impresses me, just as it is the lapse into isolationism on Kerry's part that makes me sceptical.

Hearing about the intention to raise the childcare ratio makes me sceptical about going back to work.

The fact that he's using his full name and exposing his tattoos, let alone face, makes me sceptical of the allegations.

Another issue that makes me sceptical is that, depending on precisely how the RNA-seq data is processed, it is quite easy to produce kernel densities that 'look' bimodal, but this bimodality is more an artefact of the data processing than a true underlying biological reality.

Actually, it has made me more sceptical of traditional analytical theories about babies.

makes me very sceptical about teamwork.

Lou Rhodes Lambb The buzz prior to the release of James Blake's eponymous debut made me a little sceptical, but when I finally listened I was intrigued from the opening bars of "Unluck".