Sentence examples for mere skepticism from inspiring English sources
It is fascinating that lack of belief, or even mere skepticism, is met among the faithful with less respect and more distrust even than a fervent belief in a rival God.
The cryptocurrency community can treat any skepticism as mere "fear, uncertainty and doubt," or FUD.
"But then an official spots their tuba or their cello or their paintbrushes and says, 'You're working, get back on the plane.' " Musicians say the mere sight of their instruments provokes instant skepticism at the border.
Based on his reading of the dreams, Hacking even suggests that for Descartes, dream-skepticism was "a live skepticism, that is, not a mere philosophical position, but genuine doubt" (Hacking 2001: 252).
The attack on speculative metaphysics developed by Ernst Mach, by Bertrand Russell, and by Rudolf Carnap incorporated a skepticism about the possibility of gaining knowledge of anything other than mere logical tautologies.
We are "precluded from skepticism" (presumably the view that moral judgments are all false) "by the mere fact we will and act".
This is one of the most common ways phony news peddlers sell us horseshit, because the mere mention of, say, China, or Russia, to a Western audience short-circuits our skepticism for some reason.
Needless to say, the archeologist's discovery about the Welsh bluestones was quickly met with skepticism among some geologists, who insist that it is not human intent but mere glacial action that accounts for Stonehenge's relocation.
