Sentence examples for dubious which from inspiring English sources

But in California Seth wrote a poem, Dubious, which he refers to whenever he is asked about his private life and even read out on the Omnibus television profile of him a few years ago: "Some men like Jack/and some like Jill./I'm glad I like/them both".

These circumstances make operations such as converting to z scores dubious, which is why we chose to dichotomize all adversities prior to constructing the adversity indices.

In addition, even if we could reproduce in animals the exact neurobiological features of MDD, it is nevertheless dubious which phenotype would be produced by pathophysiological alterations which affect distinctively human characteristics (such as the inappropriate sense of guilt that is often experienced by MDD patients).

It is a dubious outfit which offers a correspondence course on "How To Write".

This dubious compliment, which all teachers of creative writing might wish to employ, failed to discourage Dunash.

That's made for hilarious setups, especially when Jess decides she is in awe of Nick's (very dubious) masculinity, which leads to high-level Abbott and Costello slapstick.

Several of the thirteen men who had been on death row and were then exonerated had made dubious confessions, which appeared to have been coerced or even invented.

After several minutes, a note might be declared genuine, counterfeit or merely dubious, in which case a discount might be levied.

Here, the dubious deed (which is a shock but no surprise, since it's suggested in the opening scene, from which the rest of the movie is a flashback) is a killing.

They were also deeply averse to hitching their party's wagon to Mr. Florio's dubious star, which has sputtered more than it has sparkled in two defeats for governor and one victory.

In Ibsen's original, Peer becomes a successful businessman of very dubious ethics, which would seem rather more relevant to our own age than the rock-star conceit imposed by Brook.