Sentence examples for sceptical about that from inspiring English sources

MR: I'm sceptical about that.

There are good reasons to be sceptical about that.

We can have a debate about whether or not all MPs should be full-time MPs like Dennis Skinner (ejected again yesterday at 84), though I am sceptical about that.

We can be sceptical about that, but it's tempting and unwise to underestimate Boris, I concluded reluctantly several years ago.

Sometimes O'Hara claims those seeking change should bear the onus of proof, but one could be sceptical about that, too.

Labor's deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek, was sceptical about that promise, pointing to the Abbott/Turnbull governments' history of cuts.

Grassley hinted that he might consider support for universal background checks but one of his Republican colleagues on the committee, Lindsey Graham, was sceptical even about that.

"I'm always very sceptical about people that apply forensic hindsight," Ciobo said, adding that no allegations have been made against the senator.

All suggest that antitrust authorities should be much more sceptical about mergers that claim to be justified because of economies of scale.Sources"Tall Buildings, A Strategic Design Guide – Cost Section" and "The Economics of High Rise", by Steve Watts and Neal Kalita, Davis Langdon Tall Buildings Research.

The Bank of England has been sceptical about figures that jar not just with the BRC survey but also with other information, including reports from its own regional agents.

Though it always pays to be sceptical about conclusions that could simply be data-mining.