Sentence examples for dubious though from inspiring English sources

d5, is considered dubious, though with 4..

In fact, it's much more dubious, though intriguingly so.

The claim to friendship is dubious, though the American president has been interviewed on Mr Gusinsky's radio station.

The snap polls, dubious though they may be, provide some support for this pro-Romney read on the night's proceedings.

And dubious though we might feel about quotas or special pleading, the festival offered a fine showcase.

(Dubious, though he did count them as coveted acquaintances. In a statement, Prince Charles expressed sorrow at Mr. Savile's death but made no mention of counseling).

It's a dubious distinction, though, to have been selected for an operation Grant and others were much less sure about.

These dubious delicacies, though, are merely the beginning.

Cardinale's wardrobe is mostly designed give the prostitute-turned-homesteader an air of respectability and to hide her dubious past (though in one memorable scene her low-cut black dress does little to hide her ample bosom).

The dubious choices, though, are Bailey's potential replacements in the top order: Alex Doolan, who was first drafted into the squad for the final Ashes Test in Sydney, and Shaun Marsh, returning to the Test scene after a two-year exile.

This year has been a tricky one for crowdfunding site Indiegogo, thanks to a number of campaigns using its service to raise money for dubious projects (though there have been some cool uses).