Sentence examples for turned skeptical from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. Jobs, Apple's co-founder, turned skeptical about technology's ability to improve education.

Stahl believed in the alchemical transmutation of metals early in his career but turned skeptical of alchemy later.

In 1995, Schibsted started investing heavily in new media, and it stuck with those commitments in 2000 and 2001, when some other publishers turned skeptical.

And even international allies of the Kurdish party's radical ideology have turned skeptical: In December 2014, the U.K.-based Anarchistheederation criticized the PYD's dominance in its representative assemblies and the power of the personality cult around Abdullah Ocalan, the PYD's icon.

When someone says that Shakur would be a political leader, Andre turns skeptical.

Never as quick to endorse a war as the enthusiastic hawks who viewed it as a cakewalk, Americans did not suddenly turn skeptical when the going got rough.

He preserved the Romantic subjectivity of a movement that, as American culture turned witheringly skeptical, lost all conviction.

Analysts and investors have turned increasingly skeptical this month that European leaders will prevent Greece from dropping the euro or agree on ways to bolster the region's economy.

Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister who still heads Italy's main conservative party, has turned more skeptical since being ousted from power last November, saying on his Facebook page last week that "leaving the euro is not a blasphemy".

Voters turned a skeptical eye toward conservative-backed measures across the country Tuesday, rejecting an anti-labor law in Ohio, an anti-abortion measure in Mississippi and a tightening of voting rights in Maine.

WASHINGTON — When President Bill Clinton faced a Republican uprising and a nation that turned deeply skeptical about his agenda, he used the 1996 State of the Union address to declare that "the era of big government is over".