Sentence examples for sceptical why from inspiring English sources

The data, you go to the district here and you ask for the data, nobody will avail you with the exact data of what is on the ground That makes people sceptical, why, why the secret?

Mr Shiller's housing market financial products are another matter, and one of which a number of economists are (in my view, rightly) sceptical.Why is there so little empirical data on the benefits of financial innovation?

Given all that, asked sceptical Syrians, why was America acting directly only now, and only against the Islamic State (IS) and other jihadists about whom it has particular concerns?

Khalid Pitts, political director of conservation group the Sierra Club, said: "Now that the entire world agreed in Paris on an expiration date for fossil fuels, there are even more reasons to be sceptical of why we'd want to risk a catastrophic oil spill for the sake of dirty energy that's on its way out.

In fact, the SNP have governed so ably over the past few years, they've actually weakened their own argument: People are generally happy with the way the country is run from Holyrood, so beyond the extra autonomy that Devo-whatever might bring, they're sceptical about why we should change it.

Stringer, who has a whiff of sceptic, asks why there is no sceptical scientist on the panel?

John was at first sceptical as to why he was not able to mention the gig on his website.

This sceptical hypothesis explains why the familiar involuntariness argument fails: the inference from 1 to 2 presupposes exactly what is at issue — namely, that involuntarily sensory ideas are produced by external things, rather than by a subconscious faculty of my mind.

I was sceptical when I heard about KidZania: why not let kids be kids?

If Tergat was sceptical, you could see why.

Though Lubbock, again, is sceptical: "Startling... but why?" he beseeches an empty room.