Sentence examples for dubious thing from inspiring English sources

"Your life will never be more meaningful or fun than it is right now," he said, a somewhat dubious thing to tell young adults, with its implication that all that follows will be anticlimax.

Trife said he still sold drugs, and some of the others did dubious things.

I knew he was bullshitting me because I knew I never dealt with such dubious things.

From a very young age, we are taught that nighttime is when dubious things transpire.

The CDM has been criticised, however, for allowing countries to sell credits even for dubious things like building dams.

"There have been lots of suspicious and dubious things about the case," Guerra said, "but we have no proof that González Nova used his influence to get decisions that favoured him".

Scientists insist that rising temperatures have put the world in peril, citing dubious things like "data" and "evidence".

The best of them capture the bestselling author's identification with knock-around guys doing morally dubious things — usually under the threat of gun violence — and crackle with Leonard's singular brand of street-wise cool.

Besides, I've been to Burning Man, I've seen the Smiths live TWICE, I know what Twitter is and who Miley is and what doing really dubious things is like.

Events of recent weeks have made many dubious that things will soon change.

When dealing with a set of longstanding traditions of suspicious provenance and dubious wisdom, things are bound to get confusing.