Sentence examples for be dubious about from inspiring English sources
People may be dubious about immigration partly because they set exceedingly high standards for their country.
Gorsuch may be dubious about the history test, but he happens to be a particularly subtle scholar of precedent.
So the visitor inclined to be dubious about the conventional wisdom arrives certain that it is not going to be a mall, or, at least, that he will not see it as one.
Die-hard online shooter fanatics may be dubious about that system but, again, it encourages all-round players at the expense of those who specialise in just one approach.
To be fair, the French, the Germans and the other heel-dragging countries have some reason to be dubious about getting too close to Obama in anything but a photo op.
Smith was killed by a mob in Illinois; there are many reasons to be dubious about some of the stories he told, and yet — and maybe partly for that dream-infused reason — his life is a parable of American possibility.
We are dubious about this notion.
You're dubious about this?
He is dubious about this technology.
Indeed, she is dubious about them.
