Sentence examples for obvious skepticism from inspiring English sources
Thinking that the official's obvious skepticism on the matter meant it would not advance, he said regretfully that he did not call his counterparts at the other agencies.
Russia's government does not always speak with one voice, and so it was not clear whether Mr. Mamedov's obvious skepticism reflected Kremlin policy or a personal view.
Although the lead in the mayoral race thus far belongs to Ms. Quinn, her slipping favorability rating, along with the prospect of Anthony D. Weiner's entering the race, has fostered obvious skepticism about her most recent efforts to deepen the textures of her image.
Darwin would surely have frowned on the suggestion that, because naturalistic explanations are rarely obvious, skepticism about science is justified (a move that has been called the argument from personal incredulity).
He reads each of the messages calmly, with tones of obvious skepticism.
Despite the room's obvious skepticism that big parking lots are not needed at key stations, Cornejo parried that it comes down to what kind of community we want, acknowledging that last mile first mile problems remain getting to and from rail stations and bus stops for many Angelenos.
First, there is the obvious difficulty that skepticism about God's existence is at least as difficult to lay to rest as skepticism about moral knowledge.
On the metaphysical front, there is obvious scope for skepticism about whether there is, or even could be, a realm of distinctively moral facts, irreducible to and apparently inexplicable in terms of the facts of nature.
One large group finds moral skepticism obvious, because they do not see how anyone could have real knowledge of the moral status of anything or how moral facts could fit into a physical world.
All his Republican Senate colleagues (except one) joined in his charade, delighted to cast a vote for the obvious while retaining their skepticism to satisfy their political base of deniers.
Putting any skepticism aside, there are obvious opportunities if Facebook — now with over 1 billion users — did ever launch "FB@Work".
