Sentence examples for open scepticism from inspiring English sources

That's why many local Catholic bishops greeted the revolts in the Maghreb and elsewhere around the Mediterranean with open scepticism and concern.

Here's how Katharine proposes we approach election day: Eyes wide open, scepticism dialled up, cynicism dialled down, heart engaged, mind engaged, calling out crap wherever we see it.

His open scepticism about US-led negotiations with Iran over nuclear development hews more to the line taken by Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, than to that of Canada's American and European allies.

Parliament has been promised a vote on the withdrawal deal, and Rees-Mogg's open scepticism raised the question of whether Theresa May might struggle to secure her MPs' backing.

The IMF's open scepticism about the sustainability of the Greek deal emerged as Jack Lew, the US treasury secretary, flew to Europe for talks with policymakers about resolving the situation.

Corbyn and the grassroots movement behind him have been passionately against Britain's recent military entanglement overseas, while Cooper has struck a note of open-minded scepticism towards joining in with US strikes on Syria.

Johnston, who was the chairman at Rangers when Whyte bought out Sir David Murray last May, has been open about his scepticism towards the club's owner.

The FTSE 100 index in London also fell back into negative territory in the early afternoon after Wall Street opened down on scepticism about the rescue, which is expected to take the form of loans to Greece.

Overall, respondents' views were not a coherent story but a mix of open-minded willingness, scepticism, anxiety and uncertainty.

Reasoned scepticism and open disagreement about uncertainties, are among the most crucial distinguishing qualities of science.

As Stirling put it, "Reasoned scepticism and open disagreement about uncertainties, are among the most crucial distinguishing qualities of science.