Sentence examples for be dubious of from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey taxpayers and Governor seem to be dubious of supporting him.

If there is one lesson of the past 46 years, it is to be dubious of that claim.

Thus they tend to be dubious of President Obama, even if they remain conflicted about matters like rampant budget-cutting that may cost them personally.

Many people today would be dubious of the story, which Swedenborg promoted, that he had flabbergasted the queen of Sweden by relaying a message from her deceased brother.

At first you are entitled to be dubious of this gadget, a tiny plastic box that connects your PC to a phone line.

Still, in the 1960s it was still a logical position for a painter to be dubious of the embrace of commerce.

Some elected officials were dubious of Mr. Bloomberg's sincerity.

"I see you are dubious of the proposition".

Many engineers he spoke to were dubious of his project.

Once that genie is out of the bottle, Asians are dubious of a policy fix.

A surprising number of people close to the case are dubious of Mohammed's confession.