Sentence examples for well sceptical from inspiring English sources

It is too soon to know how effective they will be (the sceptics are, well, sceptical).

You may well be sceptical.

Those who knew Italy well were sceptical, and indeed Mr Renzi has not kept to his schedule.

George, shortsighted as well as sceptical, saw more.These are slightly strained paradoxes, but behind them is something soberingly familiar: "institutional racism", of course, but also the fragility of the law in the face of unblushing authority.

At the army engineering school in Missouri, officers are being taught the mysteries of building sheds with recycled wood, double-insulation walls and solar panels.Greens still battling the Pentagon over the mess it has left across the country may well be sceptical, but progress has been made on the army's promise to meet various targets within 25 years.

"So people may well be sceptical about the results of the upcoming independence referendum.

The player may well be sceptical of his kindness, given the story's being told exclusively from his perspective – but it's later confirmed by Ciri herself.

The teenager found he now had two groups of friends – his Cardiff pals and online colleagues from the increasingly well-organised sceptical community.

Both share a conviction that subscription is the best model for supporting media as well as a sceptical attitude to digital outfits that do not plainly augment the core business.

His history will intrigue the faithful as well as the sceptical, though not perhaps the hostile.For scholars and other serious readers, the third "Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church" will be an invaluable accompanying work.

That party would be liberal on social issues as well as economics, sceptical about Europe but not dogmatically opposed to all its doings, and capable of producing bolder ideas than Labour has come up with for extending consumer choice in public services.