Sentence examples for reasonably sceptical from inspiring English sources
Putting aside the complex socio-political issues, Quine's challenge can be regarded as a reasonably sceptical request to know precisely what the argument is about, and how any serious theory of the world might settle it.
As a concerned, sceptical, reasonably liberal conservative, Judy represents the kind of woman who put Blair in power and who can remove him again.
However, as we might reasonably question this sceptical tendency to eliminate the notion of self and identity on reductionist grounds, the minimal self, as it is implicitly experienced in consciousness (i.e. consciousness about the world as well as the self being conscious about any world experience), remains specific "self" in contrast to any other experiences.
The arguments were reasonably familiar from both sides, with many in the industry remaining sceptical of C4's case.
The justices were sceptical.
Observers remain sceptical.
