Sentence examples for renewed skepticism from inspiring English sources

An article in a leading medical journal yesterday raised serious safety questions about the widely used diabetes pill Avandia and renewed skepticism about the vigilance of federal drug regulators.

Accordingly, American attitudes to China in the nineteen-seventies were marked by what the Yale historian Jonathan Spence characterized as "reawakened curiosity" and "guileless fascination," followed soon by "renewed skepticism" as travel and research in China became progressively easier.

Despite all of the hysteria surrounding the advances in northern Iraq of the brutal group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), no crisis exists for U.S. security, and the American people are wise in their skepticism of renewed U.S. military involvement in that country.

Here and there in De vanitate, though not in a systematic way, he raised issues of epistemology that explain why he has sometimes been viewed as an early, unsystematic precursor of the renewed interest in ancient philosophical skepticism that arose in the later sixteenth century in figures like Michel de Montaigne (1533 92) and Francisco Sanches (1552 1623) (Popkin 1960 22 255).

In recent interviews, he has expressed skepticism about a renewed U.S. troop presence in the Mideast.

When news of the knife broke, it sparked renewed speculation but also deep skepticism in some quarters over whether it was just one more fruitless lead in the case.

But the possibility of renewed fighting in Falluja remained real, as United States officials expressed skepticism that Iraqi civic leaders could actually persuade the insurgents to disarm.

In this light, the western critical skepticism towards phage therapy was once more accompanied by a renewed interest and reappraisal of the beginning of the 21st century [ 18].

Although many expressed skepticism towards whether or not it would return, the show was renewed for a second season.

We should reserve some skepticism when we hear those involved in those operations calling for renewed commitment to the cause of the disappeared.

Although recently there has been a renewed interest in Pyrrhonism, it is fair to say that when contemporary philosophers write or speak about skepticism they usually are referring to some form of Academic Skepticism.