Sentence examples for would be sceptical from inspiring English sources

"I would be sceptical of bestowing Sen with any extraordinary status of pioneership".

"My relatives and neighbours would be sceptical if I tell them the baby is stillborn again," she says.

"I had to accept from day one, before going into any profession, that people would be sceptical.

The inwardness shows: the play is unsparing where a disengaged observer would be sentimental, warm where she would be sceptical.

If I was him I would be sceptical of the book, too; I'm a nobody, an outsider.

He described the online search firm's payment as "derisory" and argued the public would be sceptical about what he warned looked like a "sweetheart deal".

I rather doubt, I'd be sceptical about whether she could receive a fair trial.

They'd been sceptical about the appointment of Stevens, perhaps preferring that of the other, gentler candidate: Fred Rutten.

Leave anybody to examine this object for long enough and I think they would experience two reactions: a slow but mounting repulsion of the kind that occurs instantaneously when you see a rat, and an impulse to ask: "What is this thing made of?" Before I handled it, I'd been sceptical of the psychological impact this lampshade is supposed to have had on people.

You would have to be sceptical about the chances of seeing their like again, at least in such numbers.

If this is the case, there would be no flattening of the psychometric function, and one would then have to be sceptical about whether the MSS could ever distinguish perceptual effects from response biases, in the absence of strong supporting evidence such as a convincing demonstration (which the Müller-Lyer illusion, for example, provides).