Sentence examples for strongly sceptical from inspiring English sources
It has aroused some predictably bitter controversy with its strongly sceptical view about the origins of Islam.
Despite sounding sceptical about the 50/50 proposal, Johnson strongly defended Hogan-Howe over allegations that the Met police shredded thousands of documents relating to the Stephen Lawrence murder inquiry.
But Mr Kolakowski's distaste for communism did not make him an evangelist for free-market liberalism: he was too inquisitive, sceptical and irreverent to support any particular doctrine strongly.
A sceptical voice might suggest it finally confirms what their last album, 2005's lacklustre A Bigger Bang strongly hinted at: that, as songwriters at least, the Jagger/Richards partnership is out of juice.
Although Berlin was always sceptical towards logical positivism, its suspicion of metaphysical claims and its preoccupation with the nature and authority of knowledge strongly influenced his early philosophical enquiries.
The justices were sceptical.
Observers remain sceptical.
Public opinion remains sceptical.
The journalists seem sceptical.
