Sentence examples for dubious suggesting from inspiring English sources

However, later biographer Horner believes the tale dubious, suggesting that Grant made the decision unaided by Hanna.

To reminisce about the past is like finding a skip containing the sad contents of a house clearance – a dead man's musty drawers, the odd woodwormed chair leg, a stack of dubious magazines suggesting dark sympathies – then sticking a straw in the soup of stagnant rain water at the bottom and sucking.

However, it seems a little dubious to suggest that humans would use baby talk to address all nonspeaking creatures, especially ones that are decidedly not cute.

A seemingly stable influence in her life is her officious ex-stepfather, Pascal Jon Kruppp), who sends letters professing paternal concern but suggesting dubious motives.

Although some of these are located in subtelomeres, many are annotated as dubious by SGD suggesting they are not biologically relevant (Kellis et al. 2003).

This prevarication aroused suspicions which were not allayed by intelligence suggesting that dubious activities were taking place at Yongbyon, about 45 miles north of Pyongyang.

This romantic story is definitely of dubious origin, with some suggesting that James Vernor's son himself disputed the tale.

Friends are dubious when I suggest a favorite, Saks Fifth Avenue's Cafe SFA, on the eighth floor.

They also contend that the intensity of the questioning he has faced and the rancor surrounding his confirmation suggests dubious motivations.

It is possible to find this notion intellectually dubious (I would suggest that it is hard not to) while still acknowledging the aesthetic power of Mr. Dumont's fables, and especially of the sounds and images out of which he constructs them.

Bill Condon's drama was not half as corny as that dubious honour might suggest.