Sentence examples for skepticism if from inspiring English sources

These reports have been met, for the most part, with skepticism if not outright distrust.

But the Bush administration's justification is being met with great skepticism, if not outright derision.

Romantic artists of the 19th century viewed the Industrial Revolution with wary skepticism, if not fear and loathing.

Given this pattern, there will be skepticism if Florida's paperless voting machines give President Bush an upset, uncheckable victory.

Arab, European and United Nations officials have accepted that statement, but with a certain skepticism, if not outright cynicism.

Many European analysts and some intelligence agencies have in the past responded to Israel's warnings with skepticism, if not outright suspicion.

As the publisher of Skeptic magazine I am often asked what I mean by skepticism, and if I'm skeptical of everything or if I actually believe anything.

If you hear someone talking proudly about his or her skepticism, or if a potential subject seems too haughty, choose someone else.

They suspend their professional skepticism as if they're not bound by the usual rules of gravity.

Last year, he passed the Eurovision baton to his countryman Graham Norton, whose note of skepticism is, if anything, brassier still.

Ahmed Ali, editor of the Qatar newspaper Al Watan, says skepticism of, if not disgust with, America's motives is widespread.