Sentence examples for would be skeptical from inspiring English sources

If climate change were to suddenly reverse itself (because of some yet undiscovered mechanism of balance in our climate system), my guess is that the denialists would be triumphant, the skeptics would be skeptical this time of the apparent good news, the warners would be relieved, and the calamatists would seek out some other doom to proclaim.

"I understand why the public would be skeptical about the M.T.A.

Even if video evidence was presented, Breitbart said, he would be skeptical.

But I would be skeptical of no-name companies with no-name backing".

The leaders knew taxpayers would be skeptical of the cost, but the ballpark never went to a referendum.

But he said agents would be skeptical if someone repaid a loan only after an investigation had begun.

Normally, I'd be skeptical of a trade association suggesting that I buy more of their wares.

Trust me!" I'd be skeptical and then, when the thing was made, humbled, repentant and wildly grateful.

With all the companies involved, "and they say consumers are going to be good here, I'd be skeptical," he added.

But I can't do that, because I don't know the answer (and I'd be skeptical of anyone who claims that he does).

Ordinarily I'd be skeptical of either the word or the concept catching on, but I believe in never ignoring any trend spotted by Mr. Brand, especially on this topic.