Sentence examples for dubious about whether from inspiring English sources

Dubious about whether the magic of the original could ever be recaptured?

"But I am dubious about whether I will have enough money for a radio campaign.

Some GOP fundraisers are also dubious about whether Trump and his top aides can pull off such a makeover.

The clerk there was dubious about whether there really was such a thing as marriage by proxy.

But yesterday even top Republicans were dubious about whether it could work without the F.B.I. and C.I.A. under its umbrella.

I'm a little dubious about whether that's the whole story, but it doesn't matter, because I'm going to ignore "Yeah, no" here.

Several Congressional aides, who have not yet seen a proposal, were dubious yesterday about whether such a life insurance measure would pass.

In response, however, Takei told that Hollywood Reporter that, far from being touched, he had urged Pegg and his team to rethink the decision, fearing that the sudden move did not honour the character as he was originally created, and sent a dubious message about whether people can suddenly change sexuality.

Further complicating the picture, Justices O'Connor and Kennedy, who usually provide fourth and fifth votes for the court's conservative wing, were among the most openly dubious today about whether Governor Bush's appeal presented a case that the court could or should decide.

Dubious about "American exceptionalism"?

Martin was dubious about that.