Sentence examples for rather skeptical from inspiring English sources

"I was rather skeptical on Twitter," he told me.

(Eventually, the Times ran a three-paragraph, rather skeptical assessment).

That made even the Energy Department rather skeptical about its prospects.

"But I'm rather skeptical of explanations which simply say here is one thing which explains everything.

I had heard about repressed and recovered memory, but had always been rather skeptical about it.

Economists are rather skeptical that governments know how to increase the rate of pure private-sector job creation in the near or medium term.

Or, as Ms. Satran says, "Be open rather than skeptical, curious rather than dismissive, accepting rather than defensive".

Despite wide reports stating that Mourinho was the man in the Jag, we're rather more skeptical here.

Political commentators too are pompous and phony, slavish rather than skeptical, and have helped cause the death of the news media.

The fact that the most powerful and significant connections in our lives are (at the time) invisible to us seems to me a compelling argument for religious reverence rather than skeptical empiricism as a response to life's meaning.

Clinical and forensic psychiatrist Nathan Lavid was rather more skeptical about using the journal as evidence for the insanity defense.