Sentence examples for scepticism if from inspiring English sources

Peter Ansley, New Plymouth, New Zealand Try scepticism; if that doesn't work, cynicism.

But these are minority forms of scepticism (if that is even the appropriate term to use).

But it does suggest that investors should show extreme scepticism if asked to pay high multiples for fashionable stocks.

"It does coincide beautifully with a certain sort of scepticism if you are of that turn of mind," he explains.

If there was scepticism in some quarters of the game about his lack of coaching experience and credentials, it was easily outdone by the goodwill and acceptance of almost all those who have seen him operate from close up.

(HIV-negative African woman) Many participants described scepticism in taking PrEP daily, especially if they were not always exposed to or at risk of HIV transmission.

Critics of Bo have also voiced scepticism, particularly if reports of the case against him prove correct.

Most neuroscientists regard such prospectuses as snake oil, and Moreno shares this scepticism, even if Darpa doesn't.

I suppose it was a mixture of amazement, curiosity and scepticism; amazement if it worked; curiosity about how it was done, and scepticism that an emotion or instinct like anger could be localised and removed.

Forgive my scepticism, but if an additional 700 seizures is what "the prison estate's zero tolerance approach to contraband" achieved over three years, it is hard to have much faith in the latest clampdown.

The CIA managed to get references to the African uranium taken out of another speech by the president, and its director, George Tenet, then told Stephen Hadley, the deputy national security adviser, of the agency's scepticism, even if later the CIA did not veto the inclusion in the state-of-the-union speech.