Sentence examples for sceptical conclusion from inspiring English sources

Its proponents did not offer a sceptical conclusion.

Gorgias goes on to argue for a sceptical conclusion, on the grounds that we have no basis for discerning which mental states correspond to reality and which do not, and so cannot know anything at all.

While both early and current systematic reviews offer tentative and sceptical conclusions, there is equipoise in the literature.

But although Collingwood, like Gadamer, eschews a psychologistic account of meaning, he does not endorse the quasi-sceptical conclusion according to which the meaning of a text is different for each generation of interpreters.

Mr Donoghue argues that this use of language intimates an ideal that "might if nothing else enrich the reverberation of our lives".If that sounds too sceptical a conclusion for an avowed Christian such as Mr Donoghue, readers might remember that Eliot was one of the 20th-century's more sceptical writers, despite his well-publicised religious and political loyalties.

Even so, there is reason to be sceptical of his conclusions.

He was sceptical of EPA's conclusions.

Claudia Haider was said to be highly sceptical of Austrian pathologists' conclusions that the 58-year-old politician had consumed such a large amount of alcohol in such a short space of time.

Other commentators were more sceptical about Nationwide's conclusions.

But two MPs, known for their sceptical views, voted against this conclusion.

The most natural reading of the conclusion of Hume's content sceptical argument is an epistemological one: we cannot discover what is right and wrong by reason.