Sentence examples similar to prevalent scepticism from inspiring English sources
For one thing, neither scepticism nor indifference is prevalent at the very top of the party.
Also, ideally, a wider range of countries needs to be studied, including the study of countries such as Australia, Canada, Norway and eastern Europe, where climate scepticism is known to be prevalent.
Cynicism and scepticism are running rife.
The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, who once lost his job as Liberal leader because of his support for Labor's policy, has done little since he was restored to the role to alleviate a scepticism about climate change that is all too prevalent in his party.
In Asia, the tendency to stigmatise and discriminate against the mentally ill is prevalent, and concerns not only the mentally ill, but also their families, and the pathway to care is often impeded by scepticism towards mental health services and treatments [ 13].
Scepticism about "Abenomics" remains.
Peoria embodies such scepticism.
Such scepticism is understandable.
There are reasons for scepticism.
The scepticism is easily stated.
