Sentence examples for sceptical one from inspiring English sources

Question: SynchronisedDogmas 28 February 2012 3 39PM Professor Mann, - At what point did you realise that 'climate skepticism' is on the whole a denialist movement rather than a sceptical one, and can you remember what it was that brought about that realisation?

I was a cruising newbie 10 years ago (and a sceptical one) but have since gone afloat with the competition a few times, notably with Royal Caribbean.

However sceptical one might be about the intelligence, we said, "only a fool or a knave" would accept Mr Hussein's plea of innocence: a country with Iraq's record deserved no presumption of innocence.So Messrs Bush and Blair seem to have believed, with good reason, that Iraq possessed proscribed weapons.

"There is often a tension between MEA and MHA over Tibetans where the former has a more accommodative approach and the latter a sceptical one," said associate professor Dibyesh Anand of the department of politics and international relations at London's Westminster University.

I've been a fan, if a rather sceptical one, ever since.

But the upshot is that Georgian diplomats have never had such a sympathetic hearing, nor Russia a more sceptical one.

The 1990s and 2000s saw successive British leaders, Labour and Tory, trying to reconcile the largely irreconcilable as they attempted to ride two horses at once, the broadly sceptical British one and the European one.

There are infinitely many possible methods to consider; we'll look at just two, a sceptical one and one that boldly generalizes.

Perhaps it was unfortunate, then, that two statistical analyses published last week were much more sceptical, with one, by the Sutton Trust [pdf], saying "the main picture is one of a lack of transformative change".

But even here, where there's clearly a meeting of minds, Clark is sceptical about one of Wilshaw's changes.

"To be patriotic – to be English – is partly to be sceptical of one's country, and of patriotism itself.