Sentences with phrase «sceptical because»

Initialy I was sceptical because I had met for coffee with

When the Benefit Rockateur Box O» Powder Blush first came out, I was very sceptical because it was marketed as a «one shade for all» blush.

Kailijumei Flower Jelly Moisturising Lipstick — When I first saw this lipstick, I was pretty sceptical because it looked gimmicky... But I was actually proven wrong!

When my naturopath first told me to take it, I was really sceptical because nothing had really helped my sleep before.

I understand a lot of people on here will be sceptical because they don't know any other way.

Some biologists are sceptical because the predictions are largely based on theoretical models.

Villeneuve was actually supportive of Stroll joining Williams, even though many were sceptical because of his age and the fact his billionaire father helped fund the move.

I was sceptical because of the ketchup.

Like so many others I found you on Pinterest — originally I was sceptical because others have advertised great no - knead bread and it's failed to impress but yours did and I plan to try many other variations SOON!

Not exact matches

After all, we tend to be free thinkers who do not band together easily because we are sceptical of authority and blanket statements.

I was sceptical about this recipe because it is made with beetroot, but wow how good are the Red Velvet Brownies.

I was a little bit sceptical about adding the honey because the salad already tasted pretty sweet due to the orange and the grapes.

«I was a bit sceptical about it because I remember those days playing against Vieira.

Whenever they have to meet the player, they visit him in Sao Paolo, instead of him visiting them, and Les Parisiens are also sceptical of his desire to stay at the club because they have yet not been able to prove to him that they can win the Champions League.

However, many were sceptical about the 24 - year - old being a successor to the Santiago Bernebeu because several English players have failed at this club in the past.

«Being sceptical is one thing, being just plain wrong is another altogether» This is funny not just because of the spelling error but because you are the one who is wrong.

Even if she did, I'm sceptical that it would make a nice fitting pocket because I'm already have fit problems with additional boosters.

I always find plenty of «evidence» for extended breastfeeding but for some reason I have always been a little sceptical of it (and don't have the time, money or inclination to read the articles referenced)-- probably because the sources are pro-extended breastfeeding and therefore less than objective.

It also seemed to chime with Cameron's claims to be a «Liberal - Conservative»: «I'm Liberal because I believe in freedom and human rights, but Conservative — I'm sceptical of great schemes to remake the world.»

I'm not worried that some of my constituents say «I don't know what Jeremy really thinks» because I think Jeremy's process of change is a really important part of convincing some people who are, in the proper sense of the word, sceptical that it is in our best interest to stay in.

Partly because of his political background, he was generally sceptical of cooperation with other parties, supporting the 1976 - 78 Lib - Lab pact only grudgingly and taking a hard line against a too - generous allocation of seats to the SDP in the early days of the Alliance in 1981 - 82.

Corbin and his army do not wish to engage with these and moderates who remain (i.e. most of them) in the Labour Party will be stymied from engaging with these voters because a) to set out policies that attract them will go against Corbyn and his new «democracy», b) this will look divided and c) the public is highly sceptical about 21st century socialism.

Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia who advises the US government on reproductive technologies, is sceptical about the idea of making virus - resistant people, because anyone modified in this way would only be able to conceive children naturally with a partner whose genome had been altered in exactly the same way.

You've always been sceptical... Yes, because those who enthused most refused to talk about the distribution of wealth, about democracy — they wanted us to technologise our way out of the problems.

Wool and her medical officers are sceptical about Turnbull's conclusions: they see prisons as reducing risk because most people stop injecting.

Anchukaitis, meanwhile, says he is sceptical about the results because the study is an «apples - to - pears» comparison:

But they are being sceptical, because i never swallow those junk food in front of them.

We can't help but be somewhat sceptical about facial yoga because the muscles in your face already get quite a good workout each day through speech and facial expressions.

While some people believe that diets work because you eliminate all plants (carnivore / zero carb) or animals (i.e. vegan), I'm sceptical about the «magic» of any specific dietary approach.

Although I am a bit sceptical of wearing them myself because of my small size.

Im sceptical about these sites because I find a lot of people have a lot of...

I was very sceptical when I rented this game, because of the mixed reviews and average score.

That's because his performance helps elevate a film that is part transport disaster flick, part courtroom procedural - as the crash is investigated by sceptical authorities challenging the decision not to head to a nearby airport - into something better than the sum of its parts.

But many remain sceptical, because the government clearly has concerns about the reception year in some schools.

I'm sceptical, but not as much as I might normally be, because I am only one of more than fifteen thousand people at Get Motivated!

More sceptical this time, I nonetheless complied, and was not surprised to received a prompt email — «your recent incident...» So it seems I am caught in a kind of lunatic loop in which they will not respond properly because they do not recognize my email address — the same one to which they send book promos on a fairly regular basis.

I'm not suggesting that it can never happen, but I'm sceptical, and not only because it raises the spectre of phishing and other social engineering attempts.

And the reader is also sceptical when presented with a relatively unknown 200 page book for free («am I getting this book for free because nobody else wants it?»)

Oh and I was sceptical about applying because CS had fair for the approval odds.

However, Mr. Bogle is sceptical that such claims will hold true in the future because it is not clear why the markets under priced some fundamental factors in the past.

The beach is absolutely beautiful (I was sceptical about this before we arrived, because it could not be that good!)

Because if not, you should be extremely sceptical of the story.

It was a really bold move because a lot of people were sceptical about it.»

I'm personally sceptical about this technology in principle, because of the risks, but I thought it was worth mentioning because of the quality and comprehensiveness of the article.

Please understand I'm being sceptical about some things, because this is a science forum and we should be sceptics.

I'm not sceptical * because * I think that's what's going on, but with other reasons for scepticism, I don't have any great difficulty explaining this single datum, to my own satisfaction at least.

If I look at the consensus more than the sceptical fringe it is because the consensus is larger by orders of magnitude (at least in Europe)

This is not a careful argument, because people — sceptical and not — have been questioning the leaps between observing that the earths temperature changes, the attribution of that change to humans, the conclusion that it will cause catastrophe, and that the only way to confront that catastrophe is by mitigating climate change through reduction in emissions.

And I am motivated to speak up here because I am getting sick of people like you spreading complete and utter drivel around sceptical forums.

The US Senate unanimously rejected Kyoto in 1997, not because of Heartland or any sceptical scientist, but because the requirement to cut emissions would have damaged the US economy.