Sentence examples for more scepticism about from inspiring English sources

Next time expect more scepticism about polls and more frantic last-minute campaigning.

The pair fist-bumped, but Lloyd expressed more scepticism about the uniqueness of their characters' bond.

He said: "'Well, show me the screenplay!'" Zvyagintsev's producer, Aleksandr Rodnyanskiy, expresses more scepticism about the potential damage to future working relations.

In it, he worries that many committees lack a clear sense of the value of what they are awarding and says they ought to be expressing more scepticism about share-based awards, which  can be very high, and often make up the bulk of executives' rewards.

Intriguingly, while the director-general of the IAEA, Mohamed ElBaradei, expressed himself pleased with the NIE reassessment, the New York Times quoted a senior official close to the agency as expressing more scepticism about what Iran is really up to.So where does diplomacy go from here?

This theory is, to say the least, hard to believe; as Mr Wise notes in the article, not even his own wife thinks it's true.New York magazine, which is high-profile and award-winning, should have added a touch more scepticism about the theory into the piece.

Conversely, the more scepticism there is about the Big Man's opinion, the more egalitarian the society.

Photograph: AFP/Getty Images More scepticism from Michael Hewson.

But she also has to worry about her core supporters, so her emails to signed-up party members express a lot more scepticism than her comments on TV.

Scepticism about big government seems to be hurting Mr Gore more than scepticism about competence or tax cuts is hurting Mr Bush.

Administration officials know there is much more public scepticism about such intelligence claims after assessments about Iraq's weapons capabilities proved so wrong.