Steinberg said Clark's disruption was inappropriate, but the moment revealed undercurrents of frustration and tension in a community marked by skepticism of police accountability.
Florida's unemployment agency also ruled earlier this year that drivers are employees, and federal judges in San Francisco ordered jury trials in a pair of cases against Uber and Lyft that wrestle with the employment question, marking potential skepticism of Uber's independent contractor argument.
In all, the administration's comments represented a new low in its relations with Mr. Arafat, which have always been marked by skepticism and worsened with his repeated denial of Palestinian involvement in the arms shipment.
But that call for "patience" was followed by words marked by skepticism.
In 1835 he published Wally, die Zweiflerin ("Wally, the Doubter"), an attack on marriage, coloured by religious skepticism, that marked the beginning of the revolt of the Young Germany movement against Romanticism.
This position contrasts with the extreme skepticism that marked all phases of Homeric criticism during the previous century.
Far from marking the death of skepticism, the media's over-the-top sensationalism of the Muller paper shows just how far global warming advocates are from supporting their assertions of a human-induced global warming crisis.
One of the first serious journalistic ventures in Sweden, it marked the beginning of a new era, in which orthodoxy gave way to skepticism and the Enlightenment, the Baroque to Classicism, and German influence to English and French.
The online response to the news, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, was marked by a mix of confusion, skepticism, and derision.
Her prose is saturated with the self-indulgence of postmodernism, a method whose epistemological skepticism is too often marked less by a coherent ideology than by the injudicious use of quotation marks.
Amendment C is yet another mark of how far the political establishment has moved from its former respectful skepticism of police unions to acquiescence.
