Sentence examples for relatively skeptical from inspiring English sources

But since Wednesday, when The Wall Street Journal first reported that discussions had begun, analysts have been relatively skeptical that such a deal would happen.

But he had made a point of raising rather than hedging expectations, and got relatively skeptical news coverage on Tuesday night.

Where Kelly had conducted a long and lopsided feud with Trump — she was relatively skeptical of him, he was absolutely cruel toward her — Carlson thought Trump was refreshing, not least because of his habit of making enemies on the left and the right.

Meanwhile, investors are relatively skeptical of the shares.

Considering the stock's long-term downtrend, investors remain relatively skeptical of the shares.

However, Wall Street maintains a relatively skeptical stance of the sector.

Though Darwin had said, in the opening lines of his Origin of Species (Darwin 1859), that it was the "geological relationships of the present to the past inhabitants" of South America that in part had thrown "some light on the origin of species," readers remained for the most part skeptical until relatively recently.

In addition, since publication of Siegelman's classic contribution[15], few analyses have addressed the relative contribution of article quality (hypothetically, an intrinsic property of the manuscript) vs. reviewer style (possibly ranging from highly skeptical to relatively uncritical) in generating recommendations to publish or reject.

"I'll put my hand in the fire for her," Ms. Cebotari told a Vienna opera manager who was skeptical of this relatively unknown soprano's talent.

De Bont was skeptical of featuring a relatively unknown actor such as Patric, but was reminded by the studio that Bullock and Reeves were also relatively unknown prior to Speed.

What had been a relatively straightforward political problem for McCain — persuading a skeptical constituency — had suddenly become a vexing eschatological one.