Sentence examples for was a skepticism from inspiring English sources

A person who observed her relations with Congress has since said, "There was a skepticism on the Hill about her role" — as head of the health-care initiative.

"It would be a significant step to create a situation where people would be held indefinitely, and there was a skepticism at first," Matthew Olsen, the task-force director, said.

Their discussions of skepticism seem not to have been based on an examination of or engagement with skepticism as presented by ancient authors; it was a skepticism of its own sort, as will be detailed below.

There was a skepticism, like, "Wait a minute, what are you trying to say about me?

We can't be sure whether this passage accurately reflects Obama's thoughts about Reagan or the authors' own perceptions (they do quote Obama later saying, "What Reagan ushered in was a skepticism toward government solutions to every problem").

It's a skepticism shared by many.

It is a skepticism that her children have adopted as well.

One common response to the current crisis has been a skepticism that anyone, or anything, can achieve a ceasefire agreement.

"There's a skepticism embedded in all my work," she said — and that includes a healthy skepticism about her own ability to contribute something.

Closely related to this skepticism is a skepticism about the prospects for justifying the PoI, even once clarified, in a way that would put it on a par with the three axioms of probability.

Based on his reading of the dreams, Hacking even suggests that for Descartes, dream-skepticism was "a live skepticism, that is, not a mere philosophical position, but genuine doubt" (Hacking 2001: 252).