scepticism

Scepticism and trust are not necessarily incompatible.

The hype and fervor surrounding the event positively invited scepticism.

This theory was initially received with great scepticism by her fellow scientists.

There is a healthy dose of scepticism surrounding the new government policy.

Scientific research often faces scepticism from the public.

The journalist approached the story with a healthy dose of scepticism.

She greeted the new information with scepticism until it was verified.

The team's claim was met with scepticism by experts in the field.

The public's scepticism towards the company's motives grew as more scandals were uncovered.

He expressed his scepticism about the feasibility of the project during the meeting.

The scepticism surrounding the CEO's sudden resignation was understandable given the circumstances.

The politician's promises were met with scepticism by the voters.

The public's scepticism towards the media's coverage of the event was evident.

Other aspects of open-access publishing also draw polite scepticism from incumbents.

But scepticism should not turn into Luddism.

Urizen must counteract the scepticism of Ho-Yung and Enicharmon, I must myself counteract the impetuosity of Gutch.

Born on despair, it then advanced to the scepticism phase.

It can be an ecstatic encounter; an unsentimental contract; or an illusion, best treated with scepticism.

I saw the scepticism in their eyes when I showed them the compass.

His departure comes amid mounting scepticism among green investors about BP's pledges.

It can also be used ironically to show scepticism, disagreement or belief that a word is misused.

Dr Bhatt is not, though, alone in his scepticism.

Healthy scepticism means that these questions are settled by a broad debate, not by a coterie of technologists.