Sentence examples for highly dubious of from inspiring English sources

The baby, like many a great philosopher, is highly dubious of object permanence, or even objectivity for that matter.

I am also highly dubious of how quickly we comedians are to wrap ourselves in the banner of free-speech.

"I'm highly dubious of the contention that anything will come of this from the very institution that is infected by this sort of systemic racism," he told VICE, noting the sergeant may receive some kind of superficial action, like a reassignment of duties.

However, this conception is highly dubious on reflection, and is arguably not one of Herder's main achievements in this area.

But that does not prevent some of the city's most devoted theatergoers from finding all manner of schemes and strategies, some highly dubious, to score tickets.

It's the almost wholly fictional tale of two-fisted American Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller Damonn) discovering that there were no WMDs and coming to suspect a slimy Pentagon intelligence officer with the highly dubious name of Clark Poundstone Greg Kinnearr) of inventing them.

ENVIRONMENT: ICT reported that, "Lawyers for Karma Samdrup, a leading Tibetan environmentalist and philanthropist sentenced to 15 years imprisonment on June 24 on highly dubious charges of involvement in a 12-year-old case of grave robbing, learned that his appeal was summarily rejected on July 7 -- the same day the court had received the case file.

Lawyers for Karma Samdrup, a leading Tibetan environmentalist and philanthropist sentenced to 15 years imprisonment on June 24 on highly dubious charges of involvement in a 12-year old case of grave robbing, learned yesterday that his appeal was summarily rejected on July 7 - the same day the court had received the case file.

Whilst some clinicians consider the procedure in this context a necessary evil even if it only provides information to a patient's relatives, and allows the cessation of non necessary treatment, others consider it to be highly dubious ethically, of little therapeutic use and indeed they have raised concerns over obtaining informed consent for the procedure [ 3, 20, 21].

For this reason, a suspension of disbelief that is achieved "willingly" is at best a highly dubious example of belief.

A recent (if highly dubious) study of Brooklyn families linked helicopter mothering with philandering.