Sentence examples for proper skepticism from inspiring English sources

They say they aren't skeptics because "proper skepticism promotes scientific inquiry, critical investigation and the use of reason in examining controversial and extraordinary claims".

Doing so doesn't exempt the physician from exercising proper skepticism and clinical shrewdness.

A proper skepticism about the truthfulness of fiction has no need of becoming a despair about the possibility of fiction.

One is that Mr. Tenet failed to exercise the proper skepticism about what capabilities Saddam Hussein had in hand.

"Miss Garrett has the proper skepticism and the right desperation for the role," wrote Bosley Crowther in The New York Times.

The battle between Paterson's and Kennedy's camps was much lower in the article, and the allegations about her "problems" were couched with proper skepticism.

Even as his interview form enacts a proper postmodern skepticism toward the authority of single narratives, he also brings alive a range of voices, and realistically grounds a tortuous family history.

To capture the proper climate of skepticism, Soderbergh enlisted the help of guerilla street artist, Robbie Conal, renowned for his warped renderings of controversial cultural figures, such as Bill Clinton and Dan Quayle.

Many claims to knowledge are so doubtful that one can easily endorse skepticism as the proper position concerning knowledge itself.

He knew that the "proper emotion" wasn't humility or even skepticism but "wonder".

Reports are already surfacing that the plan may be on the rocks, amid skepticism that the developers have the proper financing to make the project happen.