Sentence examples for dubious of all from inspiring English sources

To the uninitiated, these clandestine directories make the most dubious of all literary subgenres.

But the 1990 tour was the most ­morally dubious of all, since it took place as South Africa was going through a period of ­momentous change, before the release of Nelson ­Mandela and the years of ­transformation.

A cut from 6.6% in 1995 to 4.4% in 1996 was remarkable; but reaching 3.0% in 1997 (see article) is no certainty.Yet, thanks to bouncier economic growth, the French and Spanish figures may yet be better than the most dubious of all, Germany's.

But in the late 1990s, it discovered the Internet and became that most dubious of all enterprises: an Internet incubator.

I was dubious of all these built-in social networking features then, and I still am now.

But in justifying his position, he has made a number of dubious assertions.First of all, it is simply untenable to suggest that there is not enough scientific evidence of climate change to warrant action.

However dubious Descartes' grounding of all scientific knowledge in metaphysical knowledge of God, his system contributes significantly to the advance of natural science in the period.

No, the e-mail messages you should be focusing on are the ones from employees at the credit rating agencies, which bestowed AAA ratings on hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of dubious assets, nearly all of which have since turned out to be toxic waste.

That is, first of all, dubious; unauthorised migration to the United States has apparently stalled since the recession.

Ms. McTavish said she was dubious of the reasoning of all soap opera writers who have returned to work.

Cue three days of dubious banter – all in good jest, you understand, and all in cyberspace.