Sentence examples for mildly skeptical from inspiring English sources

From this mildly skeptical or relativist base, philosophical Daoism tends toward pluralism, perspectivalism, skepticism, political equality and freedom.

His father was mildly skeptical.

Mr. Lasch, in turn, was both impressed by Updike and mildly skeptical of him.

The reviews ranged from the wildly enthusiastic to the mildly skeptical, but no one questioned that Rattle had seized the moment.

Yet for anyone who has brought an even mildly skeptical eye to the trials and errors of current foreign policy, "Embedded" winds up sounding like last Sunday's sermon.

Lovins's talk had gone on so long that there wasn't much time for Q. & A. The few questions asked — most of them comments, really — ranged from mildly skeptical to aggressively so.

For example, a mildly psi-skeptical individual might initially assign complementary probabilities of.2 and.8 to H 1 and H 0, respectively, yielding prior odds of.25.

To put it mildly, he's skeptical.

If U.S. media coverage during the run up to the Iraq war is widely seen as less than skeptical, to put it mildly, the pushback 10 years later is full-throated indeed.

Given the negative reputation Walmart has earned for being hostile to workers among other problems, many New Yorkers are skeptical, to put it mildly.

To put it mildly, investors would do well to be skeptical.