Sentence examples for was highly sceptical from inspiring English sources

She was highly sceptical of drugs such as Prozac, which she considered little better than placebos.

Another Churchill scholar, Richard Toye at the University of Exeter, said he was "highly sceptical".

I was highly sceptical about the project, but the story is the stuff of great cinema, and filming in Baku will be a very different experience.

In 1979 he was in an awkward position as a minister who was highly sceptical of the policy of devolution pursued by James Callaghan's government.

Another council, Sheffield, called the report "woefully inadequate", with Jack Scott, cabinet member for transport, saying he was "highly sceptical that the government's announcement today even meets their legal duties on air quality".

Unlike some Cabinet colleagues, however, Cameron is not a neo-conservative who believes it is his mission to impose democracy upon the world; indeed, he was highly sceptical about the Iraq War in private.

They are highly sceptical of anyone connected to Ahmadinejad.

By the third album, we're highly sceptical - I do not have time for this!

Surveys have shown that a majority of doctors are highly sceptical or outright opposed.

As a first reaction, we think it's illogical and we are highly sceptical about it".

After several half-hearted operations in the past, Swatis were highly sceptical.