Sentence examples for when sceptical from inspiring English sources

Brussels is not so much the capital of Europe, more the back office.When sceptical politicians sneer at "Brussels" and its ways, they usually have in mind the European Commission.

Up to this point, in the words of Professor Peter Thomas, George's "hopes were centred on a political solution, and he always bowed to his cabinet's opinions even when sceptical of their success.

"My defence would be that the 16th century was the time when rational, sceptical enquiry was beginning.

When gifting sceptical Germans new boilers wasn't enough, the company sweetened the deal by giving users a small cut of any electricity generated in their basements.

Participants became much less sceptical when partners started to organise themselves and when they saw the positive influence partners had on the flow and content of the conference.

Many are sceptical when the government cites Islamic terror.

My boyfriend is sceptical when I tell him.

Be sceptical when big City banks advise you to sell to big City banks.

I was sceptical when I heard about KidZania: why not let kids be kids?

I was sceptical when Johnson talked of a cycling masterplan for London.

However, Buckingham did admit to being sceptical when he first heard that McVie wanted to return.