Примеры использования Sceptics на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There are plenty of sceptics here.
Sceptics and opponents seem to be driven by different fears.
It should convince even the sceptics.
They help convince the sceptics and attract new partners and funders.
Building castles in the air",- speak sceptics.
But the sceptics say Norway will be a protectorate under German rule.
We gave the pessimists and the sceptics a lesson.
Sceptics believed that Russia had trapped herself into an interminable bloodshed.
And, yet, in a way, those early sceptics were right.
There are even sceptics who endeavour to dispute the authorship of Theophanes the Greek.
But it is not enough for the today's atheists, sceptics.
We have to show the sceptics that our goals are realistic and that we can achieve them.
United States Congressmen may be the most vocal sceptics.
Long before we concluded our work, the sceptics said the Conference had failed.
We believe the report should allay the doubts of most of its sceptics.
Today, while much remains to be done, the sceptics have been proven wrong.
Sceptics, however, question whether it is possible for such tiny life forms to exist at all.
When something beyond reason happens it turns sceptics into believers.
Tensions would probably rise; EU sceptics talk about the risks of a collapse and/or major political turmoil.
Well, Mary"most probably exists somewhere",both believers and sceptics will gently agree.
Sceptics might call it mismatch, but Artem proved that he can present the very big surprises.
If there's one game that can finally make sceptics understand the beauty of Mario, it's Super Mario Odyssey.
Sceptics have questioned whether there was no more a law of"cyberspace" than there is a"law of the horse.
You experienced it with me, when the sceptics did all they could to prevent people from knowing about the Afterlife.
Sceptics said that when countries gathered at the United Nations, nothing happened but many words were used up.
I also believe that the best way to convince the sceptics to take that step is to highlight the success stories that we have.
Even sceptics have to agree that the future would be impossible without increased mobility and high speed.
Although apparently not modest enough to placate the sceptics, who claim, ludicrously, that the UK is walking in a"carefully planned EU ambush.
Such sceptics can remind about known to all from school years to the fable about a swan, cancer and pike, where everybody pulled luggage in the side.
Furthermore, in such a positive climate, the arguments of the sceptics and rejectionists on both sides will sound increasingly hollow.