Sentence examples for notes of skepticism from inspiring English sources

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

Editorially, the newspaper is boosterish — "we want people to think of Asbury Park as the center of the universe," he said — with notes of skepticism typical of alternative weeklies.

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

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

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

At a news conference last week, Gerard J. Arpey, the chairman and chief executive of American Airlines, sounded a note of skepticism.

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

There is a recurrent note of skepticism about the government's representations (among other things, concerning its treatment of location data) and dismay at its standard of honesty.

But in the speech, delivered on the eve of the four-year anniversary of Lehman Brothers' demise, he also sounded a note of skepticism on certain details.

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.

Hardened by the resentments from decades of persecution by the Turkish state, and mindful of past failed attempts at peace, some Kurds sounded a note of skepticism.