Sentence examples for skeptical enough from inspiring English sources

"I'm skeptical enough to think that a lot of this is just done by advisers," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Only the iconoclastic Madeline, who really cares about her vulnerable charges, is skeptical enough to see through the sham.

"But he was aided and abetted by editors who were hungry for prizes and weren't nearly skeptical enough of these fantastical tales".

The C.I.A. was more skeptical of such reports, but evidently not skeptical enough of some information that, it turned out, had originated with the Chalabi group.

"These days, people are skeptical enough about print, or at least wary enough about print, that they're looking for executions that differentiate print," Mr. Belsky said.

Binyamin Applebaum reports on a new paper by Greenlaw et al alleging that bad things will happen to America, because debt over 80 percent of GDP leads to high interest rates, and is skeptical – but not skeptical enough.

Many readers recalled The Times's failure to provide skeptical-enough coverage of the run-up to war in Iraq and said this article was more of the same, with only the name of the country changed.

But others are skeptical that enough is being done.

Ideally, users will give the service a lot of data to work with, but some of the judges were skeptical that enough users would be willing to give the service their data.

It assumes that, in 2012, the majority of (white) people are not skeptical or savvy enough to see through that kind of ruse — a circumstance where cynicism wielded against cynicism, like multiplying two negative numbers, yields a positive result.

There is a hopeful prediction, kicking around in cycling circles as New York City's bike-share program nears its introduction to a skeptical public: Soon enough, the thinking goes, the scheme will prove so popular that New Yorkers will insist they invented it.