Sentence examples for make sceptical from inspiring English sources

Six Facets of Light exists in a world of quivering immanence, thrumming with a mysticism that may make sceptical souls wriggle with discomfort.

Six Facets of Light exists in a world of quivering immanence, thrumming with a mysticism that may make sceptical souls wriggle with discomfort.

And this would make sceptical arguments appear to be natural weapons to use in reply to them.

Most have a public record as making sceptical comments about climate science.

But there are others, such as Derek Scott, an economist in 10 Downing Street, and Ed Balls, the chancellor's chief adviser, who have made sceptical noises in the past.

Thatcher shocked the UN in 1989 with a call to action on man-made global warming, but has since made sceptical public statements about anthropogenic climate change.

The French in particular have made sceptical noises, but then the French have never forgiven the affront of first Wiggins and then Froome dominating their beloved Tour.

If the government were to alarm foreign investors (for example by ruling out joining the euro, rather than just making sceptical noises), that could prompt a collapse in the stockmarket and the currency.

In fact, Lord Rose is deeply unhappy with the EU, which is why, in the past, he's made sceptical comments and signed up to the anti-EU Business for Britain group.

Predicted by Einstein's theory of relativity, these are ripples in the fabric of space itself.Assuming it stands the test of time (and a few physicists were already making sceptical noises, in the best sense of that word, on Twitter), the announcement is a big deal.

Mr Bush's tax plans have already had a surprisingly cool reception from many in his party.In the House, Bill Thomas, chairman of the crucial Ways and Means Committee and generally an avid tax-cutter, has made sceptical noises about Mr Bush's plan.