Sentence examples for dubious tapes from inspiring English sources

"Dubious tapes accumulated by dubious characters" is how Ms. Jaitley, president of the Samata Party, dismissively referred to the tapes.

Historian Stanley Kutler, an expert on Nixon's White House tapes, called Magruder's allegation "the dubious word of a dubious character".

Far-right zealots backed Paula Jones's dubious lawsuit against him, and brought Linda Tripp and her tapes to the independent counsel Kenneth Starr.

A classmate of mine earnestly explained how he had read a report by Colin Powell about a "privately recorded" phone conversation in which Iraqis were reportedly taped saying "we have the weapons"; this all sounded very dubious.

But globally, too much assistance still comes with policy strings, wrapped in red tape or wasted on projects that make sense to the donors but are of dubious benefit to the countries they are supposed to help.

Dubious prospects.

Again, dubious.

Dubious tallies?

Insights: dubious.

Honduras is dubious.

Gail: I'm dubious.