Sentence examples for dubious of whether from inspiring English sources

Although older films are often more glaringly exasperating in terms of on-screen representation, both Brown and Goerz are dubious of whether film is substantially more diverse today.

Director Charles Martin was initially dubious of whether Megan and Kathryn Prescott would be able to film Katie and Emily's fight well enough, but Kathryn said that on their first rehearsal they "did it a bit too properly", ripping out parts of Megan's hair extensions.

"I was a bit dubious on whether I was even a classifiable athlete," recalled Storey of her switch to cycling in 2005.

Many sports economists are skeptical of whether stadiums ever serve as engines of economic development, but they are particularly dubious of arenas located in suburbs.

Some elected officials were dubious of Mr. Bloomberg's sincerity.

Jowitt is rightly dubious of an ongoing evangelical adventure.

"I see you are dubious of the proposition".

Many engineers he spoke to were dubious of his project.

Customers are dubious of spin.

"A study which shows you can push some phenomenon around a bit at the margins," he wrote to me in an e-mail, "is of dubious relevance to whether the phenomenon exists".

It is easy to feel dubious about whether this optimistic vision of the transformative power of dance will take off in London, which remains at heart reserved and staid in character.