Sentence examples for was a scepticism from inspiring English sources

Matched with that was a scepticism that made him suspicious of anything that fashion or rhetorical contrivance was busy asserting.

Ian Sample suggests that "MPs, PRs, CEOs, quacks and journalists are now being challenged by a rising army of sceptics", but it is a scepticism supported by a powerful blend of science, social science and the humanities that is moving us towards the golden age.

There is a scepticism and more misogynist behaviour here.

"There's a scepticism around that non-cerebral, shamanistic process.

If there is a scepticism about Sandberg, it is tied up with a more general cynicism about Facebook and its mission.

"There was a certain scepticism towards the idea and a low-level understanding about what was happening.

Still, when the idea of having Westwood, Kaymer and Woods in the same three-ball in Dubai was floating around there was a little scepticism.

There was a "wall of scepticism" among the electorate about politicians, he conceded.

There was a "lot of scepticism" when France began pushing the case for a European mission in Chad, admits one diplomat.

"When I first suggested a book club there was a lot of scepticism but we proved there is an intelligent audience at 5pm," said Ms Ross.

But there was a hint of scepticism from the UN secretary general, Kofi Annan, who described it as a force "that may eventually be sent to the region".