Sentence examples for deeply dubious from inspiring English sources
Pistorius's affidavit, Nair said, was deeply dubious in many ways.
But I am deeply dubious that our allies can or will handle it without us, either.
Basic facts about North Korea are unknown or their source is deeply dubious.
Such scepticism is a wholly positive trend – the best-before date has always been deeply dubious.
The stalls are daubed with deeply dubious slogans, ranging from the lurid to the the moronic.
The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called it a "car wreck", a "deeply dubious luxury-tourist fantasy" and "supercilious, incurious and glib".
Jörg Hensgen, Bodley Head's senior editor, said in reference to the case: "Schacht was acquitted at Nürnberg, but there's something deeply, morally dubious about the whole thing".
It's a divisive issue that forces all of us -- cynics, idealists, politicians and realists alike -- to grapple with a deeply unsatisfactory and dubious political "solution" to a problem that operates beyond the reach of voters and politicians: how do you trust a government that lies, cheats, steals, sidesteps the law, and then absolves itself of wrongdoing to actually obey the law?
Americans are awash in campaign messages this year – mostly in the form of emotionally manipulative, factually dubious and deeply cynical advertising.
But it is dubious if a deeply distrusted government can implement reforms that people see as being dictated by foreign governments and banks.
O.K., these Kenyans say, the election commission turned out to be a joke, the voting was deeply flawed and its results are dubious, but no one wants a rerun.
