Sentence examples for widespread skeptical from inspiring English sources

But the air was full of continental back talk, particularly from the press, reflecting widespread skeptical attitudes in Europe toward the United States.

Fourth, it has been alleged that the modal skepticism used by the skeptical theist leads to widespread skepticism about ordinary matters, perhaps even total skepticism (Russell 1996, Gale 1996, Hasker 2010b).

Mr. Sanyal is skeptical about one widespread forecast — that demand for health care will expand rapidly as populations grow.

Even if they are all in one place and can be located (Nigeria claims to know their location, but there are reasons to be skeptical), there is widespread agreement that it would be close to impossible to free them without a high number of casualties.

Bloomberg's Megan McArdle speculated that on the possibility of gaming by customers, though she later owned up via Twitter to being "sort of skeptical" that such strategies were widespread.

And he's openly skeptical that noncompliance is nearly as widespread among the self-employed as the IRS figures.

Asked about the skepticism, a senior Bush administration official said that it was widespread but not universally shared, and that many Europeans were skeptical about the American occupation from the beginning of the war last year.

Despite widespread support for the law, some legal officials are skeptical.

But some Jews are increasingly concerned about the lack of widespread international support for a pre-emptive strike, and skeptical that the United States can create a stable post-war government in Iraq.

Though some remain skeptical about VR and its likelihood of widespread use, it will become a widely adopted technology that can in turn drive adoption of other technologies, just like 3D-gaming technology did.

While Hamby has concerns about how live streaming could further erode the campaign-reporter dynamic, he's still skeptical that this innovation will become as widespread in 2016 as some expect.