Sentence examples for no skeptical from inspiring English sources

However, the contrast between nature and convention does not figure importantly in ancient skepticism, and there is no skeptical school that would confine itself to 'moral' skepticism, or skepticism about values.

There was no skeptical debate in the Oval Office like the one before the Cuban missile crisis in 1962.

The veteran investors had already said no, skeptical that "Rebecca," a gothic mystery based on a Daphne du Maurier novel, could become a blockbuster as Mr. Sprecher contended.

"They'll get no skeptical coverage -- moms?" She added that the march, which supports an array of gun control measures like mandatory safety locks and the licensing of all handgun owners, was in fact deeply political.

A welcome epistemological upshot of this rationalist gambit is that Descartes has no skeptical problems generated by ideas standing as a tertium quid between the knower and what is known.

"Both Republicans and Democrats are ready to use online platforms and are no longer skeptical of its potential".

The ensuing rush to leave strained the evacuation's capacity, so authorities scrambled to call in additional vehicles to accommodate villagers who suddenly were no longer skeptical.

"I do believe in state funding," he reassured his no doubt partly skeptical audience, "but we are committed to a mixed-economy funding model for the arts".

DURING THE RECESSIONARY DAYS OF THE EARLY 1990s, when she was a bank credit analyst, Carol Levenson earned the sobriquet Dr. No for her skeptical reviews of risky investments.

Others were slightly more forgiving, but no less skeptical.

Gates's reaction this time was less rude but no less skeptical.