Sentence examples for obvious scepticism from inspiring English sources
"obvious scepticism" is a correct and usable expression in written English
You can use it when you want to describe a situation where it is very clear that the person is sceptical about something. For example: "The audience's obvious scepticism made it very clear that they didn't believe a word of the presentation."
And Chappell maintained, in the face of obvious scepticism among MPs on the business select committee, that there were innocent explanations for the cash transfers whizzing in and out of BHS and his Retail Acquisitions company.
Turnbull insists – against obvious local scepticism – that the new satellites will make a big difference, 25 megabits per second download speeds and five Mbps up.
That scepticism was obvious last Monday when people booed Prime Minister Manuel Valls at a memorial service for the victims of the attack in Nice.
But despite Froome's obvious frustration in the face of understandable scepticism, history and Lance have taught us that we are perfectly entitled to our suspicions.
The first and most obvious reason for this abstention is that behind a general scepticism about war lies a more conflicted sentiment, as people overwhelmingly sympathise with the democratic uprisings in both Syria and Libya.
However, obvious errors in Morrell's voyage account, and his general reputation as a fabulist, created scepticism about the existence of this new land.
In mid-January when John Fiebach, a financial trader in Philadelphia, finally received the antique American picture frame that he had bought at an online auction in late November, it was broken and had obvious glue spots where someone had tried to fix it.For the top end of the art market, there remains considerable scepticism about the principle of online dealing.
Scepticism about "Abenomics" remains.
Peoria embodies such scepticism.
Such scepticism is understandable.
There are reasons for scepticism.
