Meanings of widespread scepticism in English

Boris Johnson's self-identification as the new Winston Churchill invites widespread scepticism.

And this scrutiny is laced with widespread scepticism about the motives of big business.

But there is widespread scepticism it will become reality.

This claim has been greeted with widespread scepticism internationally.

Despite widespread scepticism, officials say the talks offer the only immediate prospect of ending the fighting.

The significant gap with HKEX's offer price reflects widespread scepticism that the bid will succeed, investors said.

This remains a buttress for widespread scepticism.

There had also been widespread scepticism in the South African press, which branded the country's campaign "quixotic".

In the face of widespread scepticism, Netanyahu sought to persuade the US president that he does indeed want peace.

Cameron is facing opposition from within his Conservative government and widespread scepticism among voters about the benefit of EU membership.

Previous diplomatic initiatives have foundered on President Assad's refusal to give up power, leading to widespread scepticism about the latest initiative.

Despite the widespread scepticism about the validity of her relationship with Jackson, Presley steadfastly insisted their marriage was genuine -if unorthodox.

U.S.-brokered Israeli-Palestinian peace talks resumed last July after a three-year halt, with Kerry leading the push despite widespread scepticism about a successful outcome.

Both Karel Bruckner and Otto Rehhagel had to cope with widespread scepticism when appointed to their current posts a couple of years back.

I do not wish to exclude other things, but I believe that the true antidote to a widespread scepticism is a quickened Church.

A foreign manager who arrived in England to widespread scepticism before being revered as a magus-like figure who has led a revolution in physical preparation.