Sentence examples for a rather doubtful from inspiring English sources
He answered in a rather doubtful way he thought he could.
It is a rather doubtful coincidence that two forms of AIS evolved in the only animals that also underwent genome duplication.
Writer gets a booklet from a hiking organization which describes the tremendous benefits to be gained from that sport, but he is rather doubtful about… Helen of Troy stayed long by Paris' side, A casement-broken sunlight falls Cousin Annabelle is sore upset.
On this week's trek through Montana and South Dakota, voters could be heard wondering if Barack Obama isn't really, secretly, somewhere down deep a Muslim (he is not), or if the fact that he often does not wear a flag lapel pin reflects his hidden allegiance to one-world-government (that seems rather doubtful).
One of our greatest parliamentarians, Robin Cook, told the House on 4 February 2003 that there was a real possibility of House of Lords reform becoming a parliamentary equivalent of Waiting for Godot: "It never arrives and some have become rather doubtful whether it even exists, but we sit around talking about it year after year".
It seems rather doubtful).
It is quite phony and its effect is rather doubtful.
"But it remains to be seen — in fact, it remains rather doubtful she can grow beyond that".
Businesses with small carbon footprints, such as banks and retailers, promised to go carbon-neutral.But consumers' commitment to greenery is rather doubtful.
"What the special relationship does in terms of the national interest - if anyone can tell you what that is - is rather doubtful," he says.
