Sentence examples for skeptical attitudes from inspiring English sources

Skeptical attitudes, averse to mimesis and metaphor, put a withering pressure on painting, including even the simplest abstraction.

But the air was full of continental back talk, particularly from the press, reflecting widespread skeptical attitudes in Europe toward the United States.

It may be necessary to completely ban not only receiving gifts but also meetings with PRs to maximally limit physician involvement in promotional activities, which may lead to more skeptical attitudes toward promotional activities and evidence-based prescribing behaviors.

However, African Americans also have been reported to demonstrate more skeptical attitudes towards screening [ 25] and the stage disparity could be due to racial differences in tumor aggressiveness [ 26].

These two phenomena, in combination, reflect that pharmacy students in Malaysia had more skeptical attitudes towards CAM than students in the US, the UK and Australia [ 6, 7, 9, 10].

His critique had lasting importance, especially in the United States, where it engendered a skeptical attitude concerning totemism.

Prolific and influential, he nonetheless maintained a consistently skeptical attitude toward criticism in general and his own in particular.

Our brains don't do this naturally; maintaining a healthy skeptical attitude requires some conscious effort on our part.

If there is one view Ms. Segarra and Dr. Hamer share, it is a skeptical attitude toward Mr. Levy.

His anti-feudal views and his critical and skeptical attitude toward all kinds of dogma make his poetry relevant even today.

Fortunately, love or infatuation usually overcomes this negativism with regard to particular males, but the average female still maintains a defensive and skeptical attitude toward men.