Sentence examples for dubious he from inspiring English sources

Even if Miller's personal politics are dubious, he has a very good point.

"Philanthropy for the arts or for cultural activities is, in a world like this one, morally dubious," he declares.

"Philanthropy for the arts or for cultural activities is, in a world like this one, morally dubious," he writes in his book.

"Paying a monthly fee for what ought to be part of what your regular bill covers is morally dubious," he said.

This is only a fantasy, of course, part of the grand Dostoyevskian narrative of redemption, something he himself found so dubious he had to channel it through Dimitri's fevered histrionics.

Charlene is furious, Philip merely dubious: he believes that anyone who makes contact with a ghost ought at least to fact-check enough to ask for the ghost's Social Security number.

After spewing dubious statistics, he introduces who he says is Toronto's next mayor and his best friend: his brother Doug Ford.

He was questioned by officials, who were dubious that he could support himself with only $2,800 cash to his name, and suspicious that he intended to become an illegal immigrant as he was using a one-way ticket.

For a small-ish chap – about the height of my mum, for dubious reference – he seems whippy and compact, if he can seem that at the same time.

"Great bloke, charismatic, but I suppose he has been a bit like an African dictator in that he has had lots of money but dubious taste," he cackles.

As he takes his increasingly foggy father on a Quixotic quest for a dubious prize, he learns about who his parents really were as people before he came along.