One of the reporters present expressed skepticism about this argument.
"And chocolate is so cheap at the co-op!" Befitting the neighborhood's liberal climate, some of those present expressed skepticism about the Memorial Day Murph's military undertone.
Instead of presenting that skepticism or operating within the context of those facts, it simply went and mindlessly wrote down and copied what a government official claimed happened without presenting any of the facts that called the veracity of those claims into question, and then dress it up as a news story that almost proved that Michael Moore was lying and simply seeking publicity.
At present, there is skepticism against growing transgenic crops and transgenic technology, mainly because of the high cost incurred in creating a variety due to lengthy regulatory hurdles, which is almost absent with mutation breeding.
The items presented today drew skepticism from reporters, who questioned their value as art.
The American philosopher George Santayana, in Scepticism and Animal Faith (1923), presented a naturalistic skepticism.
The problem with 10-years-olds is that they vacillate between believing in Grandfather Frost, with his satchel full of presents, and extreme skepticism concerning everything adults offer them.
Although he believed that certain knowledge was possible and that modern science would one day enable humans to become the masters of nature, he also thought that Skepticism presented a legitimate challenge that needed an answer, one that only he could provide.
I settled in for the screening of Marina Abramovic -- The Artist is Present, with the same skepticism I'd had when I went to see her retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, which the film documents.
In France, Blaise Pascal, who presented the case for skepticism most forcefully in his Pensées (published posthumously in 1670), nevertheless denied that there could be a complete skepticism, because nature prevents it.
