Sentence examples for dubious that this from inspiring English sources

The doctors, Stelarc said, were a little dubious that this was art.

"We are dubious that this time would be any different, but will await the details," he said in a statement.

Yet he is also dubious that this next endeavor, whatever the financial outcome, will satisfy a deep itch.

Allegedly there's a monthly reading series a couple of blocks away, but I remain dubious that this particular joint has a literary feel to it.

"The Greens are up on their hind legs at the moment, but I'm dubious that this means they will soon be the leading force on the left of Australian politics," he wrote in an e-mail.

"I was dubious that this would work," said Mr. Perle, widely recognized as an intellectual architect of the Bush administration's hawkish policy toward Iraq, "but I agreed to talk to people in Washington".

In this case, it is at least dubious that, in this manner, Betty has killed Jughead intentionally.

Many analysts are dubious that the experiment will succeed.

But Awakening leaders were dubious that the government could or would protect them.

He said it "appears dubious" that the post was an actual threat.

But it is dubious that these asymmetries have any epistemic significance.