In spite of some public scepticism, restoration work began in 1948.

Even so, and despite public scepticism, contemporary art is protected with just as much zeal as are the works of the Old Masters.

Too many have become very rich while in office or immediately after and deserve the general public scepticism about their behaviour.

Additionally, the inability of the commission to meet its 11 November 2011 report deadline only enhanced public scepticism.

Home thought that Thackeray was "the most sceptical inquirer" he had ever met, and as Thackeray made his thoughts public, Home faced public scepticism and further scrutiny.

After the election, Zardari promised to approve the constitutional provision that removed the President's power to dismiss Parliament, but public scepticism remained on whether he would actually carry out his promise.

During the Great Depression, membership dwindled amid public scepticism about lawyer ethics.

The challenge Compton faced was to establish the Office in the face of considerable public scepticism about its efficacy.

The information deficit model (or simply deficit model) attributes public scepticism or hostility to a lack of understanding, resulting from a lack of information.

This is not the way to fight unemployment, but it will heighten social poverty, increase the democratic deficit and feed public scepticism towards the democratic institutions.