Sentence examples for serious scepticism from inspiring English sources
Holbrooke has it all worked out, even if he has already run into some serious scepticism.
"However, we are not advocates of geo-engineering - our opinions range from cautious consent to very serious scepticism about these ideas.
"With any format change in music – CD and iTunes included – there's a lot of confusion around how these different models work, and quite often some serious scepticism.
Nevertheless, the CB1 receptor remains stigmatised as a target owing to the massive disappointment surrounding Acomplia®, and even potentially promising alternative approaches understandably continue to face serious scepticism and a challenging regulatory climate.
Volume 1, entitled The Restless One, is an opaque compendium of stories – like the ones Scheherazade told to stave off her own death – all responding in indirect ways to the miseries forced on Portugal by austerity, as if by a social-realist Buñuel with a bit of the novelist José Saramago's existential musing; the same kind of absurdism and deadly serious political scepticism.
British scepticism is a serious problem.
Although it is never easy to tell whether he is being entirely serious, Allen has previously expressed scepticism about his ability to translate his vast film experience to the small screen.
The camera continued to roll as, tongue in cheek, his mouth moved in a tiny, but telling gesture, half "You can't be serious", half "Will that do?" Roth's scepticism was prescient.
Just in case you think he is getting too serious, he invokes a British quality he admires: scepticism.
The basic point is that although there are powerful arguments for awarding longer term contracts, so that the successful bidder has an incentive to spend serious money on the best kit, a healthy scepticism needs to be attached to forecasts of the health of the economy and of the relevant public service over a time period as long as three parliaments.
Many philosophers such as Davidson (1980), Kripke (1982), McDowell (1994) and Putnam (1988 , 1994, for example, have either expressed serious reservations about the program or provided reasons for scepticism.
