Sentence examples similar to a dubious inference from inspiring English sources

Her dubious inference that Ben is British occasions a running gag that doesn't make much sense.

Madeleine Bunting's article (Comment, 10 February) on the impact and consequence of my work combines reasoned critique and justified disagreement with, in the penultimate paragraph, unfortunate historical inaccuracy and dubious inference.

For a play with such a dubious reputation it is revived with great regularity in England, though often (and awkwardly) with the inference that even Shakespeare's hero and heroine are cynical Jew-baiters who will stop at nothing to destroy the outsider Shylock.

Is it a dubious endeavor?

"A dubious distinction," Pooley laughs.

His father, Morris Gershovitz, was a dubious patriarch.

That was a dubious choice of gift.

Again, this is a dubious claim.

That was a dubious bet at best.

A dubious struggle to recover his previous happiness begins.

It seems a dubious proposition.