Sentence examples similar to dubious time from inspiring English sources

That little qualification "or thereabouts" is an exquisite piece of amusing understatement on Beckett's part, insinuating the dubious time-lag between the supposedly eye-witness accounts of the events of Christ's life and death and the Gospels that record them.

On his fantastic new mixtape "Beach House 2" — available for download at datpiff.com and livemixtapes.com — is a song called "Ratchet in My Benz," a filthy number about cycles of deception and mistrust, a love song for these dubious times.

Once Litton had insinuated a few dubious times into the top running databases, he must have convinced himself that he could celebrate his sham successes on his Web site without attracting hostile scrutiny.

He stood five feet nine in spikes and owned the dubious all-time distinction of having batted more than a hundred times at the major-league level before recording an R.B.I.

In Victoria Square, Athens, home to an ever-growing number of migrants, a dubious night-time economy has emerged.

A search for good value in these dubious economic times is what attracted me to Le Pain Quotidien (which means "Daily Bread ") in New Canaan in the first place.

Advice and reports on SEO can be dubious at times, but I have to hand it to SEMRush for putting together an interesting and well-researched report.

Dubious parenting: no time for parenting.

Mercifully, no one repeated that dubious logic this time around.

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

"Unfortunately," she wrote, "the attempt to help Svetlana has turned into an unpredictable, extremely grotesque and highly dubious at this time spectacle.