Sentence examples for note of skepticism from inspiring English sources

Frances McDormand, as Ms. Keaton's spunky wised-up sister, injects a healthy note of skepticism.

But a friend of Private Tuck's injected a note of skepticism.

But I would inject one note of skepticism about this skepticism.

After offering qualified praise for Trump's proposal, the National Review editorial concluded on a note of skepticism: "Immigration is too important to be left to The Donald".

Last year, he passed the Eurovision baton to his countryman Graham Norton, whose note of skepticism is, if anything, brassier still.

When she returned to the topic for a 2008 show, she sounded a note of skepticism: "It's been a year since 'The Secret' caused a worldwide stir.

Last last week, however, a couple of notes of skepticism were injected into the discussion.

Al Bernstein, the main Showtime announcer, struck a note of mild skepticism as he rewatched the sequence.

There was something dry and defined and feline in his speech, a note of intelligent skepticism he used for his heroes and his villains, straight lines and punchlines; it was not an instrument formed for unburdenings or outbursts.

The Mets have excelled at treating their record with a bit of skepticism, noting that they have been blown out only twice in 15 games and have been in all the other games they lost.

In closing, it should be noted that skepticism of any subject is important to the evolution of science and medicine.