Sentence examples for skeptical around from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to imagine anyone other than Merle Haggard — the archetypal outlaw, often bearded, a little skeptical around the eyes, a little bit somewhere else — including a song called "If We Make It Through December" on a Christmas record, where it could freely rub up against blank, life-affirming hooey like "Jingle Bells" and "Winter Wonderland".

Even in the film, the skeptical lumbermen come around.

That's what has torpedoed single-payer proposals in the past, and why many are skeptical this time around too. "Single-payer is just too hard to pay for," predicts Rivlin.

Irrational exuberance bloomed around San Francisco in 1995, but most of Quattrone's New York peers remained skeptical until around 1997, and the national news media -- the overwhelmingly Manhattan-based national news media -- held out until at least 1998.

In life the skeptical gathered around the Turk as it played.

The rest of TechCrunch, meanwhile, are beyond skeptical, bandying around words like "science" and "proof" in a pathetic attempt to disguise the fact that they're in the pay of Big Cheeseburger.

As I grew older, I went through religious phases, but always had skeptical influences around me.

Not only did he want progressive ideas enshrined in the party's principles, he can use the platform as a tool to bring his skeptical supporters around to Clinton.  .

She is dating the initially skeptical boyfriend, who comes around to her point of view, then dies.

I started out skeptical, but carrying it around for several days, I found myself flipping it open far more often than I had expected to.

At the same time, O'Kelley suggested an acqui-hire, and while McCarthy was initially skeptical, he eventually came around: "I wanted to be a part of something bigger.