Sentence examples for skeptical stance from inspiring English sources

As the case unfolds, William D. Cohan of Bloomberg Businessweek is taking a skeptical stance.

Patients and their doctors both need to adopt a more skeptical stance.

Subsequently, the police have taken a more skeptical stance, requesting handwriting samples from Mrs. Ramsey five times.

The Europeans are bracing for difficult conversations about protectionism and the Trump administration's skeptical stance toward the World Trade Organization.

Schellenberg defends this conclusion against arguments from religious experience and naturalistic arguments that might seem to make either religious belief or religious disbelief preferable to his skeptical stance.

As that war continues to look like a quagmire, even some former supporters of the war now wish the more skeptical stance of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. had won the day.

The question of pluralism that we will be addressing is located in the hierarchy as follows: It takes a non-skeptical stance toward ZFC and seeks axioms that solve the problem of selection for the level of second-order arithmetic and somewhat beyond.[2] Let us now give some examples of the various pluralist/non-pluralist positions.

Reply: One way that a pacifist may reply to this objection is to focus on pacifism as a skeptical political stance about war.

Apr. 12, 2017, 4 00 p.m. President Trump embraced the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as a "bulwark of international peace and security" after a White House meeting with the alliance's chief, reversing a skeptical earlier stance.

However, Horkheimer and Marcuse saw the skeptical and relativist stance of the emerging sociology of knowledge, particularly that of Karl Mannheim, as precisely opposed to that of Critical Theory.

Scientists and Democratic lawmakers, already inclined to vote against Clovis due to his "extremely skeptical" (Clovis's words) stance on climate change, used the Mueller news to further skewer the nominee.