Sentence examples for rather skeptical that from inspiring English sources

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

Observers were, then, rather skeptical that Gawker had principled journalistic reasons to publish Hulk Hogan's sex tape.

Here at the Gun Report, we are rather skeptical of the defense, but notwithstanding that, the larger problem here is that laws like Stand Your Ground practically encourage vigilantism, and a Wild West mentality.

I'm typically rather skeptical when I see a company that tries to reimagine a well-established concept like a text editor or spreadsheet.

This requires being rather skeptical about the news sources, but that's a good thing, so the sooner you get started on this track, the better.

Noting that his mother was rather skeptical in the beginning, he adds that now she has started to listen, "and sometimes she even does what I say".

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

One of my Czech Fellows, a rather skeptical fellow, has raised over $40,000 from individuals; he never thought that was possible in his country.

In 1949 the veteran British critic Richard Capell took a rather skeptical stance toward the claims of the "original versions" and cautioned that the revised versions were "the versions performed in the composer's lifetime, presumably with his acceptance".

I am rather skeptical about the medal table predictions, one big reason is the fact that Australia are doing quite poorly.

You can tell from the above list that many of my friends are atheists and are rather skeptical of religion.