Sentence examples for scepticism what from inspiring English sources

For those with any romantic ideas about student scepticism, what might be even more disconcerting is the dearth of criticism of Obama in the American student media.

There's deep scepticism about what "the media" tells us, or doesn't.

The benefit of this approach, though, is its hard scepticism towards what lies behind prettiness and philanthropy.

Scepticism was what triggered the independent review of UK economic statistics (pdf) by Sir Charles Bean published last week.

A senior US diplomat asked me plaintively several years ago: "Whatever happened to popular scepticism about what generals say that we had after Vietnam?

One's own scepticism at what is to come is mirrored by the boy's uncertainty over the prospect of his grandfather reading from a book.

This was a genocidal war, and there were no overseeing eyes, except a few voices in Britain raising scepticism about what their government was telling them".

These 'admissions' need to be taken seriously because it would be wrong not to, but there needs to be a healthy scepticism about what he is saying.

But despite his scepticism about what he called "the making relation", Beckett was a loyal friend and a tireless letter writer.

On my return to London in April, I sent Fath and Fedele an email expressing my scepticism about what I had seen in Italy and asking them to respond to Birbaumer's criticisms.

It was partly pressure of work, he says, but "I had also developed more scepticism of what could be achieved by activism without necessarily weakening on the importance of the cause".