Sentence examples for sceptical face from inspiring English sources

Some parents say sharing culture and social media with their kids brings them closer together, but my response to that is a sceptical face emoji.

"I wonder if Barack Obama's girls have been listening?" Jon muses to a room of fairly sceptical faces.

"I want my grandad back, you see," she says, facing down my sceptical look.

At the oral hearing Massachusetts's assistant attorney-general faced sceptical questions from the liberal justices who have opposed the expansion of states' rights.

Paterson faced sceptical questions from both sides of the Commons, including whether his department had been wise to close down the national equine database in December last year.

A President McCain would certainly face a sceptical Congress.

In the face of sceptical non-members, perceived weakness is not a good recruiting sergeant.

With oversight provided by the European Space Assembly and the European Aeronautics and Space Administration, Moonbase 3 is a shoestring operation when compared with the Russian and American efforts and much of base director David Caulder's job is to stave off budget cuts or a complete shutdown in the face of sceptical bureaucrats.

In today's context, at the end of a week in which Hillary Clinton has yet again found herself face-to-face with a sceptical press demanding answers about her use of a private email address while working as America's top diplomat, her robust words almost two decades ago sound uncannily prescient.

The newcomer faces a sceptical reception.

Administration Jean Todt faces a sceptical Formula One world after his election as successor to Mosley as president of the FIA.