"Great skepticism" means having a strong doubt or disbelief towards something, questioning its truth or reliability.
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Sentences with «great skepticism»
- There is a much greater skepticism toward the memories of those who claim abuse than toward the memories of those who deny it. (goodreads.com)
- Feel free to send them on to any of your liberal friends in the hope they may look with greater skepticism on all the current environmental hype. (ihatethemedia.com)
- Granted, there are still many who hold great skepticism that any big changes in the practice of law will occur in their lifetime. (aderant.com)
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