Sentence examples for sceptical from from inspiring English sources

I was sceptical from the start.

Many political commentators were sceptical from the start.

The police, she said, were sceptical from the start.

Some in the US military were sceptical from the beginning, particularly at US Africa Command (Africom), based in Germany.

Its executives talk about betting the house on the deal.Brewers' droopMost analysts were sceptical from the start, and sales of Miller's beers continued to droop.

The Democratic leadership was keen to lend over $25 billion from the recently passed Troubled Asset Relief Programme (TARP), but the Republicans, and even some Democrats, were sceptical from the start.George Bush and his allies in Congress wanted instead to make it easier for the carmakers to draw on another $25 billion that Congress had already set aside to help the Big Three go green.

The author found himself facing much of his most sceptical questioning from gay people of the Stonewall generation: those who experienced first-hand the gay-rights revolution of the 1970s.

The sceptical questioning from the liberal justices hinted that they had doubts about whether the supporters of Proposition 8 should ever have made it so far as the supreme court.

Setting out a radical leftwing agenda that secured rapturous applause from supporters in the hall in Liverpool but a sceptical response from some Labour MPs, Corbyn also hit back at party critics who say he is uninterested in winning elections.

Investec also turned more sceptical, switching from a "buy" recommendation to "neutral".

There have been sceptical noises from the top of the big unions.