Sentence examples for skeptical views from inspiring English sources

Although, as I have indicated, Moore did not intend his 'proof' as a refutation of skepticism, he did frequently argue against skeptical views; and in his early writings, despite the passage quoted just now, he does sometimes give the impression that he thinks one can refute skepticism by simply bringing forward a straightforward case of knowledge, such as 'I know that this is a pencil'.

Today's more skeptical views of the blessings of imperialism are not echoed in this show.

Cassidy writes: "Alan Greenspan and other self-proclaimed descendants of Smith rarely mention his skeptical views of the banking system...

She remained impervious to Musset's skeptical views and Chopin's aristocratic prejudices, while the man whose opinions she adopted wholeheartedly, the philosopher Pierre Leroux, was never her lover.

Environmentalists raged against his skeptical views on climate change, first expressed in the 2004 novel, "State of Fear," and subsequently in various public forums.

Though it accurately attributed this characterization to "officials and lawmakers, primarily Republicans," such remarks should have been, at a minimum, balanced with the more skeptical views of those who had doubts about the charges against Dr. Lee.

It was a very skeptical view".

Unlike her husband, she took a skeptical view of Communism.

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But many historians, even those of liberal bent, took a more skeptical view.

A skeptical view of the scouting and recruiting business is not exactly new.