Usage of "very skeptical"

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Usage of very skeptical in anglès

IHS Global Insight analyst Tim Urquhart agreed: I'd be very skeptical about that. 
 Reuters 

Machnik: We struggled against Bermuda, so the media around us was very skeptical. 
 The Guardian 

I had to believe her, and yet I was very skeptical. 
 Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ... 

I have to admit that I'm bewildered, Ms. Sawyer, and I'm very skeptical. 
 Death Mask 

They received no message, and Mr. Reeves was very skeptical about the whole thing. 
 Ghosts 

The king himself, however, was very skeptical on the subject. 
 History of King Charles the Second of England 

I'm very skeptical we will get much farther than that. 
 Reuters 

Clinton said she was " very skeptical" the mergers would be good for consumers. 
 Reuters 

Not only industrial countries are very skeptical about that, but also some emerging market countries, Merkel. 
 Reuters 

I definitely will be very skeptical if the Islamists make it to power regarding women's rights. 
 The new yorker 

Still very skeptical about Ouija boards, Jean demanded some sign or proof of a spiritual presence. 
 Ghosts 

If you want a very skeptical take, John Gray in Prospect makes some characteristically elegant points. 
 The Guardian 

I was initially very skeptical of the group. 
 Ebony 

And I was very skeptical about whether this actually was something that George Eliot had indeed said. 
 The new yorker 

His political advisers were very skeptical. 
 Obama's wars 

I believe I am beginning to be very skeptical, for that argument hasn't a true ring to it. 
 Katherine's Sheaves 

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Meanings of very skeptical in anglès