Sentence examples similar to doubtful remark from inspiring English sources
One of his doubtful newspaper lieutenants remarked: "Rupert has transponders coming out of his head".
In view of the above remarks concerning the doubtful status of (P.3), it is therefore convenient to work with the weaker definition.
Raymond's techniques endeared him to the Japanese architectural psyche, and in 1958, the editor of the architectural magazine Shinkenchiku, Yoshioka Yasugoro remarked, "it is doubtful that concrete is handled with such pains anywhere except in Japan.
Remarking on Thomas's stand, Lincoln said, "It is doubtful that his heroism and skill … has ever been surpassed".
The disparaging remarks have to be taken one-by-one, as it is doubtful that all can be understood in exactly the same way.
"It's very doubtful whether intervention can be successful against the market trend," said Ernst Welteke, president of Germany's central bank, in remarks carried by Bloomberg News.
Spurious and doubtful works.
The President seemed doubtful.
