Sentence examples for pretty sceptical from inspiring English sources

They were all pretty sceptical.

And the voters' reaction was pretty sceptical.

Now I'm feeling pretty sceptical: I don't visualise.

I write as a Lib Dem who was pretty sceptical about bombing.

Still, in most markets local bank bosses are pretty sceptical about Western firms building Rome branch by branch.

"We're pretty sceptical of the ability of those jobcentre advisors to be able to understand the barriers that people with mental health issues face," he told the Independent.

"The 'record' set by Ryan Giggs yesterday of scoring in every Premiership season is obviously pretty meaningless," writes the sceptical Martin Palmer, "but he has, by my reckoning, now scored in each of the last 18 seasons of England's top division.

"There's been tonnes of hoaxes and other things since Lonelygirl and I think they've been figured out pretty damn fast because people are sceptical".

But we must be sceptical, we must be careful, we must enter this with a very hard head and some pretty cool calculations.

"The MIA story was pretty unbelievable, pretty grandiose", Jorgenson told the Globe and Mail, adding "Tom went to meet him and was very sceptical, grilling this guy up and down, trying to get him to break".

It's not often pretty, but it's undeniably effective, and, in any case, a style that brings victories can win over even the most sceptical of supporters.