“And yet there has never been more wariness of industrial development and more skepticism about its benefits.”

“Public skepticism of schemes of this kind might diminish if the officials in charge didn't act like they were trying to put one over on us.”

“What might seem like skepticism ends up as affirmation because of the poet's commitment to honesty.”

“He is rather like me, a true skeptic whose passion for questioning emotionally held beliefs and outspokenness makes him many dangerous enemies.”

“The most die-hard atheist or skeptic may suddenly find God when faced with an extreme suffering or danger.”

“David has recently written a book on psychic phenomena from the standpoint of suspicious skeptic of the supernatural.”

“Among their products were the system of Locke, the scepsis of Hume, the critical philosophy of Kant.”

“The manuscripts were left from Aristotle to his successor Theophrastus, who in turn willed them to Neleus of Scepsis.”

“Indeed, all progress depends on the sceptic, the questioner, the person who does not wholly conform.”

“I was a disinterested sceptic when it came to God and the afterlife.”

“Hume was quite well aware that Berkeley would not have owned to being a sceptic.”

“Against his mining record, scepticism about the sincerity of Reid's renewable energy embrace is perhaps not unwarranted.”

“Britain has an age-old tradition of Euro scepticism that goes back to well before the Second World War.”

“It is not the reality of scepticism or of truth dissolving relativism, but the claim to truth of all formal argument that is affected.”

“But some of these skepticisms, at times, have gotten a bit bothersome, to the point of accusing the Army of deception about the Stryker's performance and transportability.”

“The new statement will comprise the skepticisms as well as the faiths of society, and out of unbeliefs a creed shall be formed.”

“Also, many people feel skeptical about the existence of ghosts, so the audience within the story — the dinner guests — gave me an opportunity to insert what I anticipated might be a reader's skepticisms into the story.”

“That must have been real dreaming, and yet now, with all my sanities and scepticisms, I could half believe it real.”

“Cynics and sceptics raised uncomfortable questions, and found serious flaws with the script.”

“The couple announced their romance in Italy earlier this month, prompting sceptics to question the validity of the match.”

“But sceptics say he still has to cut spending or raise taxes to balance the books and could raise indirect taxes in next year's budget.”

“Even so, say the skeptics, it's hard to make a solid business case for these leviathans.”

“This position does not make critical theorists moral skeptics, at least insofar as that term connotes a negative or irrational quality.”

“The rhetoric is often more deliverer-driven than consumerists desired but not always as windy as skeptics surmised.”