When Gunnar first launched a few years back, I was a skeptic of their claims.
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"I obviously, based on the past history, am a skeptic, " Cheney said of the value of further U.N. inspections.
As Dylan has said in interviews, he's not trying to be a sage or a skeptic or a cultural bellwether.
When a skeptic approaches in disbelief that the ears are mind-controlled, Hoffman and Masius offer the ears up for a trial.
Of course, a skeptic (which I am not) could say that Jefferson kept his books clean so he could sell them later.
Despite the optimism about the relief well, Pope is still a skeptic.
It was Walid Batouti, the owner of an Egyptian tour company and, normally, a skeptic of U.S. policy in the Middle East.
Therefore, being a skeptic at this point could be somewhat dangerous.
Instead of approaching the education reform debate as a skeptic, I have approached it as an advocate against the modern reform movement itself and all that entails.
So in these multitasking times that require reporters and editors to blog, tweet, write and rush to break stories on-air, it's also necessary to be a skeptic and remember the basics.
Scalia, Alito and Roberts seemed either hostile to the mandate or at least concerned about its breadth, and Justice Clarence Thomas, who asked no questions, is assumed to be a skeptic as well.
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Certainly after 1951, whether you were a computer skeptic or a cheerleader, the technology could no longer be ignored.
If he signed on to a background-check bill, Mr. Coburn, a noted skeptic of federal powers and a longtime advocate for gun rights, would provide significant cover for Republicans and red-state Democrats to do the same.
And, although a hardened skeptic, he is fueled by a genuine optimism.
New York University economist William Easterly is what you might call a compassionate skeptic.
If you seek financial success and good mental health, be a short-term skeptic and a long-term optimist.
"I am a great skeptic that anything offered by mobile-phone devices will ever be as effective, user-friendly or as cheap, " he says.
Thomas Fleming, a University of Washington statistician who was a prominent skeptic about the early approval of Iressa, spent much of he meaning working out exactly how the screening trials were designed.
Post Co. chairman Don Graham, on the other hand, has been a paywall skeptic, arguing that the Post is unique and risked scaring off its web audience, which is primarily national rather than local.
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His early work in South Africa and Namibia studying termite mounds, prodigious natural chimneys of earth out of all proportion in size to the small termites that build them, did not turn him into a Darwin skeptic, by any means, but it did prod him to realize how important the role of environment is to the survival and flourishing of a species.
Even if you are a global warming skeptic, you can cheer for green greens, as long as they are risking their own money and not risking ours.
About a year ago, I attended a debate between a noted warmist and skeptic.
Such assertions are unlikely to persuade a well-informed skeptic of open borders, although the studies seem sound.
What fair-minded person could possibly imagine this black circle in any way is a rebuttal to this skeptic position?
And the typical 5-4 split between conservative and liberal justices may not rule the day: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a former civil procedure professor, is a class-action skeptic who has previously voted to rein in cases on behalf of asbestos claimants and insurance customers.
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