Sentence examples for feeling dubious from inspiring English sources

I have to admit to feeling dubious about that sling, but the landscape is so handsome, complete with babies and all the wildlife heading home, that you suspend disbelief, and you turn the page to be greeted by fireworks, hugs, pies and the pure pleasure of happy parents reunited with beloved offspring.

Feeling dubious, I wandered over to the kitchen tent.

They look dubious.

Yet people look dubious.

Even before the events of Sept. 11, he was feeling, well, dubious about the feature's snarky tone and its poor fit with the year's other 11 issues.

As I lay there, I was feeling a bit dubious about the whole thing, but equally curious.

However, although Wes is more than happy to take one for the team and have one, I've heard a few stories of late that have left me feeling a little dubious with regards to the snip.

As I lay there, I was feeling a bit dubious about the whole thing, but equally curious and ready to open up the sounds began to wash over me.

Fictional people are allowed to have passionate responses, but this is not how the rest of us are encouraged to view art by specialists, for whom feelings may be dubious or irrelevant compared to a solid grounding in history.

In 1988 Michael set out on a world tour, which was a major commercial success but left him feeling exhausted, isolated and dubious about the entire rigmarole of superstardom.

Massachusetts transplants and commuters along the southern tier have mixed feelings about Mr. Kerry, dubious about some Republican charges against him but also hostile to tax increases.