Sentence examples for dubious though that from inspiring English sources

Then it gradually extends to include everyone and everything: his former colleagues at BBC Radio 1 (dreadful, craven, stupid); Jools Holland (rubbish); Live Aid (dubious – though that didn't stop him presenting it); feminists (humourless).

But, dubious though that contention is, it cannot compete for improbability with what Morgan goes on to claim about the way in which Foot discharged that duty: 'This he did with patent sincerity and literary flair.' In fact, he did not do it at all.

It has been shown, though, that there are 35 types of hexominoes (composed of six squares) and 108 types of heptominoes (seven squares), if the dubious heptomino with an interior "hole" is included.

Employers are very dubious about that.

Dubious areas that kept their housing stock have often improved.

No dubious miracle, that would raise all boats.

Before some pretty dubious fees, that is.

Proving that our Manhattan cousins are no better than anyone else at keeping their cool when they see someone doing a job they think they would be better at, thousands of negative comments - including one apparently written by AA Gill, though I'm dubious about that - were left on the magazine's website, accusing her column of being pointless, banal and vacuous.

They have been told by the central government that they may be able to return home once the nuclear situation stabilises, though many are understandably dubious about that possibility.Some evacuees feel that if they move outside their prefecture, they will lose benefits and links to their communities.

It was also introduced as something that was pretty safe, though that claim is starting to look a little dubious.

Investors themselves seem dubious about that idea.