Sentence examples for sceptical interpretation from inspiring English sources
The first is the sceptical interpretation that the critique kills the groups as real entities and they only live on as ascriptions or reactions to ascriptions or political make-believe.
Pardew was sceptical of that interpretation.
The bubbles grew and eventually merged, getting rid of all the un-ionised hydrogen.Other scientists (Dr Becker among them) are sceptical of this interpretation, because similar patterns of patchy absorption, albeit much less opaque, have been seen in relatively nearby quasars where they cannot be due to the primordial fog.
Neurological images "are powerful, but images are not causes" of behaviour, says Tomas Paus, a professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Toronto, who has authored research papers with Steinberg but is more sceptical of overarching interpretations.
Walley (1991) discusses a similar view but is generally sceptical of such an interpretation.
But for that kind of wider perception we need time, patient and sceptical inquiry, supported by faith in communities of interpretation that are difficult to sustain in a world demanding instant action and reaction.
Such historical considerations have made modern critics sceptical of Norman Holland's classic 1959 "right way/wrong way" interpretation of the play, which positions the true-love plot as the most important one.
The fact that this later sceptical tradition took Pyrrho as an inspiration is therefore readily understandable whichever of the two interpretations is correct (or whichever they thought was correct).
If one adopts the epistemological interpretation of Pyrrho's philosophy, one may see an additional area of influence in Democritus' sceptical pronouncements about the prospects for knowledge of the world around us.
The justices were sceptical.
