Sentence examples for sceptical speech from inspiring English sources

But instead of making the kind of coolly sceptical speech that would have positioned him well whatever had happened, Mr Clarke delivered an absolute no-going-back, rip-snorter of an attack on the Iraq policy of both front benches that was every bit as terminal as Robin Cook's resignation statement.

Fiyaz Mughal, the director of TellMama, which supports victims of anti-Muslim crimes and hate speech, was also sceptical.

Such initiatives have riled Moscow, with Deputy Foreign Minister Alexey Meshkov telling the TASS news agency on Monday that they respected freedom of speech and were sceptical about any efforts at "counter-propaganda" from their neighbours.

Today shadow defence secretary Clive Lewis said in his conference speech: "I'm sceptical about Trident renewal, but …" The first part of his sentence was greeted with enormous applause, but his big "but" was met with shock and confusion as he explained that Labour has a policy for Trident renewal.

Carney is trying to talk market rates down but reaction to his speech shows City is sceptical.

In a speech to a more sceptical audience in April, a month earlier, she had been more nuanced.

She is sceptical of Obama, who, she thinks, in his speech to the Muslim world in Egypt last year was optimistic to the point of delusion.

Below are the key messages and extracts of the home secretary's speech: I know many of you were sceptical.

According to Mason, the speech was a miscalculation which made the public, perhaps already sceptical of his commitment to Trinidad after so many years away, question his fitness for a ministerial role, a view increasingly held by commentators.

In his platform speech, Lewis, a former army officer who served in Afghanistan, said he was "sceptical about Trident renewal" along with many of those at conference.

And much of the comment online has been deeply sceptical about the right to be forgotten, particularly in the United States where the First Amendment guaranteeing free speech would make this kind of ruling impossible.