At first, he says that the "radical subjectivity" of "Julian" "anticipates the postmodern turn in fiction" in its (very implicit) skepticism about the idea of history and truth.
"As an exit option for V.C.'s, I have some very healthy skepticism on it," said Theresia Gouw Ranzetta, a partner at Accel, which has invested in Facebook and Glam Media.
That is where Tuesday's argument wound up — with Kennedy, after first displaying a very deep skepticism, leaving the impression that he might yet be the mandate's savior".
Brawley has become the target of these attacks because of his blunt and very public skepticism about the routine use of the prostate-specific antigen, or P.S.A., test to screen men for early prostate cancer.
I reiterate that a VIX that refuses to buckle despite strong price action in the market supports the bullish contrarian case, as it points to very stubborn skepticism in the market.
In the Star-Ledger/Eagleton-Rutgers Poll, after overcoming very early voter skepticism she has consistently been ranked "good" or "excellent" by about 50percentt of respondents.
But even as American embassies worldwide have been transformed into bunkers, security worries have also shuttered many cultural centers, often in the very places where skepticism toward the United States runs deepest.
Although Badu describes herself as "not very political," her skepticism of politics owes something to a tradition of black nationalism that urges African-Americans to be self-reliant wary of a political self-reliant warytrustwofthy by design.
"At Walmart, we are very familiar with skepticism.
It comes as little surprise that he's trying to quash popular support for fast food employees' raises -- or, at the very least, raising skepticism about the arguments in favor of such raises.
