Sentence examples for extremely dubious from inspiring English sources

They came roaring out from the back of the right-wing cave last week when the Heritage Foundation published an attack on immigration reform cobbled together by a character whose academic record includes some extreme (and extremely dubious) notions about the intelligence of Hispanics.

Spurs' medical department is extremely dubious.

And the argument seems extremely dubious.

But I told him that I was extremely dubious.

But the relevance of this fact to literature as an art is extremely dubious.

"We shudder at some of the things omitted and, indeed, at some extremely dubious claims made".

He also seems to make the extremely dubious assumption that all of them support Republican candidates.

It was shown at the Marie Harriman Gallery in Manhattan, where a critic for The New York Times found it "merely sensational and of extremely dubious value".

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

There may be a range of validity to some complaints, but the full-blown "allergic to everything" version is extremely medically dubious.

The fact that this person was expressing very dubious, extremely provocative views did not, of course, prevent all the democratic groupings from condemning this very disturbing incident.