Sentence examples for sceptical to from inspiring English sources

I was sceptical, to say the least.

The investigation was trying to make people more sceptical, to get them to challenge our leaders.

No issue riles his party like the EU, on which opinions range from sceptical to head-bangingly furious.

He was sceptical, to put it mildly, that such federations would fund a global sports police body.

As an experiment, we decided (although my husband was very sceptical) to change our shopping habits entirely.

Julian Lewis, the chairman of the Defence Committee, remains sceptical to air strikes in Syria, questioning the Prime Minister's claim that 70,000 "credible" moderate Syrian forces exist who could take over and hold Isis-held territory following air strikes.

Defending AmericaPresident George Bush sent senior officials abroad to persuade sceptical allies to support his missile-defence plan.

Whoever is president next year will have to persuade a sceptical Congress to extend his negotiating authority.

Levitations: Homage to Yves Klein is a sceptical riposte to a famous believer.

It took Francis Coppola, though, to convince an initially sceptical Malkovich to get involved as himself.

Western governments sounded sceptical as to whether he could afford to do so.