Sentence examples for sceptical wisdom from inspiring English sources
Benedict Birnberg London Martin Kettle, as a "recovering communist", appears to believe, in common with David Aaronovitch, that "surviving" some earlier political delusion necessarily bestows a kind of sceptical wisdom on the individual concerned.
Osborne's announcement has created a dilemma for Ed Miliband's party, as polls suggest it has given the Tories a boost but a number of Labour figures appear sceptical about the wisdom of the reforms.
Although I am sceptical about the "wisdom of crowds", the fact that the internet provides both fully searchable texts and connects the like-minded means a raised eyebrow can swiftly become a full-blown investigation.
As he sets out the terms of the discussion, asking listeners if the development makes them sceptical about received medical wisdom, producer Michael is getting excited.
When poorly managed firms get bigger, he reckons, they sometimes lose their sense of identity and employees lose their enthusiasm.Accenture's Mr Bedi is sceptical of the received wisdom that bigger drugs firms will lead to more successful drug discovery.
Despite all Moss's achievements behind a wheel, Wisdom is sceptical about the extent of her influence.
Both men were long sceptical of the feasibility and wisdom of ideas put forward by Paul Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Mr McCain was sceptical at first about the wisdom of additional stimulus, but became more open to the idea as the crisis worsened.The two men's long-term ambitions for the economy are best illustrated by their plans to revamp the tax system: plans that are urgent because Mr Bush's 2001 and 2003 tax cuts all expire at the end of 2010.
A significant number of voters are sceptical enough about climate change to doubt the wisdom of any costly action, and they probably vote disproportionately Conservative.
The distributor provided a glossary of "Nellish" words but critics were sceptical about the suggestion that this innocent (dubbed "Bride of Gump" by one wag) could impart wisdom to the rest of humanity.
Conservatives are sceptical of large-scale constitutional, economic or cultural planning, because behaviour and institutions have evolved through the wisdom of generations, which cannot easily be articulated.
