Sentence examples for skeptical comments from inspiring English sources

I got skeptical comments from colleagues — "well, that's a new look" was a typical refrain.

That explanation draws some skeptical comments about market timing from Internet Outsider, a site run by former Internet stock analyst Henry Blodget.

China trades heavily with Iran, and its skeptical comments on Friday after the announcement about the new enrichment plant indicated how reluctant it may be on sanctions.

And lawmakers' skeptical comments about Mr. Bernanke's performance as Fed chairman, ahead of a Senate vote on his reconfirmation, stirred so much unease in the market on Friday that the White House issued a statement over the weekend reiterating the president's confidence that Mr. Bernanke would be confirmed.

The report was presented in the political theater of a street-corner news conference that even included the Brooklyn security guard, Anthony Santa Maria, whose skeptical comments to Mr. Bloomberg about politicians' truthfulness during the 2001 campaign inspired the mayor to track his own veracity.

Despite Mr. Bush's seemingly skeptical comments about prospects for an international peace conference as he met with Mr. Sharon on Monday, Secretary Powell insisted that "we are pulling the pieces together now that might make such a conference useful, and we haven't backed away from the idea yet".

"I'm sure this movie will bash the right and not touch the liberal left," reads one skeptical comment that was posted this month on the generally apolitical imdb.com.

The mayor's announcement immediately drew skeptical comment from civil liberties lawyers and protests from students who complained of draconian security measures enforced by overzealous officers.

This week's post by David Freedman, about small businesses using Google+, brought this skeptical comment from Chad Musgrove of Washington State: I, as a web developer dealing with small businesses, struggle to explain how ANY social media is necessary, or helps most Blue Collar businesses.

And a misleading post may be countered by a skeptical comment that has risen to the top of the stinking heap below.

Skeptical Facebook comments are nothing new, but Amanda Bradford, The League's founder and CEO, as well as an alumnus of Stanford's Graduate School of Business, decided to respond, point by point.