Sentence examples for dubious clues from inspiring English sources
Following dubious clues, three of the four chase a rumor of Archimboldi's present whereabouts to Mexico, to Santa Teresa, a squalid and sprawling border city, globalization's no man's land, in the Sonoran Desert.
Prosecutors, however, remain dubious.
When a scene is born, the question of origins becomes more complicated and the search for clues produces dubious myths.
Being a sporting kind of guy, Mr. R. offers his victim the dubious assistance of encoded clues and two untrustworthy guides, one of whom calls herself Virgil and presents herself in the buff.
So "A Question of Blood" devotes the requisite attention to music trivia (Elton John's first record label), dubious references (quoting Meat Loaf) and clues involving a favorite Scottish band.
That an action must be undertaken in secret is sometimes a clue to its dubious nature, as we also see in the nonunion actors' desire to remain unidentified.
