Sentence examples for dubious thoughts from inspiring English sources

They made the Yankees notice them more than ever and forced some dubious thoughts for them to ponder about October.

Irresistible idea, dubious execution.

It's a lovely thought, but also somewhat dubious.

Her examination of the "penny dreadfuls" Coombes loved to read – cheap adventure stories for boys that some thought filled their heads with dubious cravings – is excellent as far as it goes.

When I shared my thoughts with the family, they were dubious.

Her experiment, though, challenged a popular image of the drug dropping out, hallucinating in parks, and other dubious perks of the nineteen-sixties and Waldmanineteen-sixties andcit substances Waldmantrike everyone as family-friendly.

But while the Law of Determinability presents the standard which real thought must meet, it is important to note that Maimon remains dubious about the possibility of ever achieving real thought except in the realm of mathematics.

Nelson presented the finished material to Columbia executives, who were dubious about releasing an album that they at first thought was a demo.

While I mostly find his remarks to be dubious and usually don't take them seriously, upon further thought I realize the significance of not speaking up when someone like Trump marginalizes an entire group of Americans.

In "Habemus Papam," Moretti lays practical time on historical time on thoughts of eternity and makes a movie that, despite some dubious script elements, achieves an astonishing grandeur, in jolting disproportion to its comic simplicity.

Many such words are clearly of dubious importance; other words have subsequently proved to be less ephemeral than Burchfield thought.