Phrases with «public scepticism»

"Public scepticism" refers to the doubt, distrust, or questioning attitude that the general population has towards certain information, claims, or actions. It means that people are hesitant to accept things at face value and instead, approach them with a critical mindset. Full definition

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Sentences with «public scepticism»

The document shows 125, or one in five MPs, still employs a connected party — most often a spouse, parent or child — despite public scepticism about the practice in the wake of the expenses scandal. (theguardian.com)
The incident will only serve to reinforce public scepticism about politicians» rhetoric to tackle greedy bankers and the excesses of capitalism. (politics.co.uk)
Yesterday's speech was light on new policy, so we must assume the point was to send a message: that despite growing public scepticism — a recent YouGov poll found 78 % of people thinking it «unlikely Cameron will deliver his immigration promises» — he remains personally committed to doing so. (labour-uncut.co.uk)
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Phrases with «public scepticism»

Sentences with «public scepticism»

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