Sentences with phrase «which skeptical blogs»

'' [F] or some reason, Dr. Lewandowsky refuses to divulge which skeptical blogs he contacted,» wrote Anthony Watts, who blogs on the popular climate skepticism website Watts Up With That?

Not exact matches

If you're skeptical about whether or not oats contain gluten, check out this blog post by The Kitchn which should clear up any doubts.

In 2009 Tuteur moved over to her new blog, The Skeptical OB, the name of which is, on the one hand, misleading because she hasn't been in practice for more than a decade, but is ultimately more appropriate because her old site was never really about debate.

I've been asked more than once by political veterans skeptical of the role of blogs and other forms of online citizen activism to point a specific instance in which the Internet made a real difference in a political issue.

I guess what I'm saying is that a blog mention can be like a word - of - mouth recommendation for potential customers, which can be very useful for people skeptical of the general state of published works nowadays.

Perhaps without even knowing it, you've seen Knoten's «skeptical baby» photo, which he originally posted to his blog in 2011.

As noted in this blog, kitty came to us from a home that had dogs, but those were «her» dogs and once she came to our home, the dogs here were not her dogs, which made her skeptical of them.

In the meantime, and for some time now, the comments on Black's blog have been becoming increasingly skeptical and mocking which is why the BBC has decided to reduce them to mega-tweet size.

It is exactly the timid and emasculated politeness which is crowd enforced on skeptical blogs that sadly prevents many members from seeing the bleeding obvious when it presents itself to them.