Sentences with phrase «are skeptical about reading»

I was skeptical about reading the first book written by Mr. Preacher; however he did not disappoint.

Personally I am skeptical about reading anything but pdfs with simple structures on this device where the text can be reflowed.

Not exact matches

Brownson's conservative approach to Scripture will win over many skeptical readers, and his book should be required reading for anyone who wants to make an informed judgment about the Bible and homosexuality.

I have never been much for «inspiration books» and was a little skeptical about buying and reading the book.

I have to admit, I was pretty skeptical about this one when I first read about it since I haven't always been a big lover of beans.

Read this article on how different fats affect cakes if you've always used butter and are skeptical about using oil.

Read the comments below the recipe if you're skeptical about the taste....

I was so skeptical about combing black beans with brownies that I read through review after review on Google to see if the hype was true.

You can read more about it here if you're still skeptical.

The testimonies I read when researching this article were fascinating, but I must admit that I was a little skeptical — it was hard to believe that something so simple as cayenne could bring about such sudden changes to persistent problems.

And yet, despite what could be seen as overwhelming evidence, many people, myself included, read these articles and remained skeptical about the link between SIDS and bedsharing.

It will leave you curious about all things space and time, and it's a must - read for anyone skeptical about the spaces between this life and the next.

I recently read Sweet Potato Power by Ashley Tudor and I admit that at first, I was somewhat skeptical of a 250 + page book completely about sweet potatoes, but Ashley did a great job.

When I first read about Natural Calm I was skeptical of its efficacy and the wide variety of problems it claimed to handle.

I read your article about arches, but I'm still a little skeptical.

So when I read about the Raw Beauty Green Superfood Powders I was skeptical at best... until my samples arrived.

I've been always a little skeptical about probiotics supplements, because, I've read many times, that, while eating fermented foods (kefir, sauerkraut etc) it's an effective way to help your gut flora, popping pills or powders, isn't just as effective.

Great post by the way, I was really skeptical about starting before I read your blog.

Just like when I'd read about it previously, I was skeptical about how something that is so acidic could help with an over-production of acid.

Nothing in the online help about VIP says that VIP emails can be read by non-paying members, so I'm a bit skeptical, but I guess we'll see if it works.

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As for me, I am rather skeptical about all dating sites but reading such stories one starts believing in a real love through the Internet!

Just read several of hundreds presented on our website and you will not be that skeptical about online dating anymore.

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This may be an unfair jab at Louisiana, but when I first read the quote about some private schools not wanting to participate in that state's choice programs because of a desire to «maintain their distinctive character and independence,» I was skeptical.

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If you're feeling skeptical about whether or not you even need a Kindle, take a moment to read our piece on why every eBook fan absolutely needs a Kindle.

When Amazon's ereader first came out (November 19, 2007 to be exact), I sensed most people were skeptical about the future of digital reading.

I will admit, when I first read about the Permanent Portfolio in the late - 80s, I was somewhat skeptical, but not totally dismissive.

Most reports are just anecdotal accounts of treatment success, so be very skeptical about exaggerated claims of success and consult with your veterinarian before trying anything you read about online.

Be skeptical of any exaggerated claims of treatment success that you read about online.

I particularly don't trust rice because of it's arsenic content (read Consumer Reports, unless you are skeptical about education).

Thus, when I read about The Untold Legacy, I was skeptical at first.

To me, that sounds like a big promise, and after having read the book, I started to wonder whether that statement is just the sort of claims it tries to make people become more skeptical about?

Phil Mote, director of the Oregon Climate Change Research Institute at Oregon State University, is skeptical of McPherson's predictions: «I've been connected to national and international assessments of the state of the science of climate change, and although my colleagues and I are generally very concerned about what challenges climate change is bringing to humankind, no expert that I have read has used language like «extinction of the human race.»

It would be interesting to read «skeptical» viewpoints on the paper Andrew writes about.

While I have read of accounts by skeptical scientists of how they are selectively funneled out of the funding process, the level of coordination it would take to virtually eliminate any funding for good research scientists who might reach findings that diverge with what we are calling «consensus» here seems far too complicated logistically to be doable — particularly when you consider those very same scientists are frequently characterized by the the folks who make such claims about inequities in research funding as being so incompetent they are unable to see «obvious» flaws in their scientific reasoning.

It seems reasonable, but I tend to be skeptical of just about everything science - related I read in the news.

Yes, choice of language is important because people are naturaly skeptical about what they may percieve to be «scare stories» but the dangers of AGW are very real and possibly, yes, catastrophic and it would be irresponsible to play down this risk in order to make more palatable reading.

If you're still skeptical about the value of engagement, consider that 77 % of internet users read blogs and companies with a blog see 97 % more inbound links than those with «brochure style» websites.

The hiring managers who read lots of resumes are savvy as well as skeptical about candidates and can lose interest in a candidate's application if the resume is filled with too many exaggerations.