skepticism 的定义
- skeptical attitude or temper; doubt.
- doubt or unbelief with regard to a religion, especially Christianity.
- the doctrines or opinions of philosophical Skeptics; universal doubt.
skepticism 近义词
doubt
更多skepticism例句
- I also believe that we should always have a healthy skepticism of our institutions, of our politicians, and our government.
- The idea that options buyers could drive extreme rallies in technology stocks — and push benchmark indexes to record highs — has drawn skepticism in the past.
- Harder to address is skepticism about corporations and governments tinkering with nature.
- Let’s forecast only a partial comeback for the banks, combined with continuing skepticism about their future.
- For example, Shopify Studios may have been met with skepticism when pitching “I Quit” to show buyers at TV networks and streaming services.
- In Romneyland, the super PAC is being met with real suspicion and skepticism.
- But the senior Air Force official expressed deep skepticism that such a weapon could be both small and far-reaching.
- It appears that even the president sensed his announcement would be greeted with skepticism.
- House and Senate skepticism of the program is at its highest point ever.
- When I express skepticism that the beads are doing anything, I get pushback that the kids have been healthy since wearing them.
- It is intelligent, earnest young men of brains and capacity who are in special danger from the skepticism of the age.
- My face burned as though a whip had been laid across it when I recalled her frank skepticism of my ability to support a wife.
- Skepticism is but a state of indecision which results from a superficial examination of subjects.
- His skepticism, therefore, may be said to have been the result of thought, not of passion.
- In Euripides, we see the first fatal symptoms of the skepticism and materialism which finally overtook the Greek stage.