Sentence examples for seems sceptical from inspiring English sources

Julie too now seems sceptical of his true motives.

The stockmarket, at least, seems sceptical about the prospects for the merger.Other problems are operational.

With good reason she seems sceptical about the government conjuring £10m to help fund the Tour de France's visit to Yorkshire, and equally so about this weekend's RideLondon event, in which Peter Sagan and David Millar, among others, will race through Surrey.

The journalists seem sceptical.

The Supreme Court seemed sceptical.

In fact, even Mr Burke's audience of self-selected technophiles seemed sceptical.

But they seemed sceptical about his chances despite his obvious enthusiasm and sincerity.

Germany's Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, seemed sceptical that the new proposal would require Greece to honour its existing financial commitments.

So far, investors seem sceptical: Starbucks' share price remains barely a quarter of its all-time high in 2006.

The NTC's position is that it will support an investigation because the new Libya is a law-abiding country, but officials seemed sceptical that it was necessary.

"I find it curious," he says, "that no one thinks twice about there being a dozen different Hamlets or King Lears but people seem sceptical about revived musicals.