Sentence examples similar to prevalent skepticism from inspiring English sources
Among bus riders, though, skepticism was prevalent.
However there is a widespread belief that mutual distrust and skepticism about motivations are prevalent between public and private sector actors [ 24].
Thanks to artists like Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince, a more prevalent attitude these days is wised-up skepticism: doubt about the truth-telling capabilities of photography itself and suspicion of its engagement with the machinery of mass culture.
Yet skepticism toward the sector remains prevalent.
One traumatized respondent captured all three system variables in her answer: Help-seeking would have been easier for me if the skepticism which is unfortunately still prevalent in society and this negative touch had not been given or at least not to this extent.
Skepticism is not cynicism, and the prevalent tone is more wistful than hard-edged or satiric.
But they say they are hopeful that their activities helped set the table for the more healthy skepticism of government activities that's prevalent today.
I do this because there is obviously a lot of curiosity about this subject of vaccines -- it comes up in every interview I do these days, and I've been finding that people, including doctors, are privately expressing a skepticism that is still not very prevalent in public.
Lately it seems like the prevalent attitude when it comes to the peace process in our region has been skepticism.
