Sentence examples for sceptical fire from inspiring English sources
Everything in Graves's description of the genesis of a poem seems designed to draw sceptical fire: "The nucleus of every poem worth the name is rhythmically formed in the poet's mind, during a trance-like suspension of his normal habits of thought, by the supra-logical reconciliation of conflicting emotional ideas".
Openly sceptical about the cease-fire announced by President Sukarno on 25 January 1964, he supported British requests for Australian combat forces in Borneo but was in the short term "overruled by 'political cross-currents'".
A trial by fire under the highly sceptical scrutiny of the US Congress will be the biggest challenge to the deal's survival.
The Green Deal has been under fire from some people sceptical that the climate will change as much or as fast as projected.
Fans claim that it produces fewer carbon-dioxide and mercury emissions (from dental fillings) than firing up a crematorium.Some are sceptical.
Sceptical supporters noted how he had been fired by Milan at the start of 2014 with the Rossoneri sat 11th in the table.
Anyone familiar with investigation into fires will know that the fire authorities and insurance fire adjusters take a very sceptical view about claims made by owners of buildings under fire insurance policies.
To be honest, I was always a bit sceptical about the whole "depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels' malarkey".
He claimed his men had nothing to fire back with and were respecting the order not to fire, but he was sceptical of a lasting ceasefire.
The justices were sceptical.
